What is the average fee structure of pilot training course in India?

The fee structure for a pilot's training course varies from flying school to flying school and aircraft to aircraft. By variation, flying school wise I mean: 1. Fleet Available 2. Operations on Controlled or Uncontrolled Airport 3. Instructors available 4. Infrastructure 5. Navigational facilities and Examiner available By variation, aircraft wise I mean: 1. Single Engine 2. Multi Engine If you option for a flying school where the operations are on a controlled airport where all navigational facilities are available and the examiners are also available. They shall charge you higher than others where such facilities are not available. This is so because the duration of the course varies depending on availability of these facilities. If you choose to get trained on conventional training aircrafts like Cessna 152 or Cessna 172, you shall be charged anywhere between INR 7000 - 11000 per hour. For a multi Engine aircraft like P16 or B200 you may have to pay INR 15000 to 30000 per hour. Now if you choose to complete your CPL course without multi then the total fees shall range from INR 18L to 22L. Secondly if your choice is to combine multi hours within 200hrs then the total course duration might range somewhere between INR 22L to 26L. And if you choose you do multi Engine hours above the 200hrs of CPL then you shall have to pay INR 25L to 30L. So choose wisely before you enroll yourself for any flying school and decide accordingly about what type of flying combination you want to do for your CPL training. You might also have to do Type Rating to secure a job in any airline, the cost of which might again range between INR 12L to 16L depending on the fleet, whether it is Boeing or Airbus or ATR. Good luck.

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Depending on the aviation school you select, the average would be approximately INR 30 Lacs. It takes completion of the CPL programme to become a pilot. This is possible both in India and overseas. The main benefit of conducting business in India depends on both domestic and foreign airports. The majority of students can complete CPL in a year. To become a pilot in India, you typically need to complete 200 hours of flight time plus the CPL theory course.

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The average would be around INR 30 Lacs depending upon flight school you choose. To become a pilot you need to do CPL programme. You can do this In india or abroad. The big advantage of doing this from india. Because india depend national and international airports. Most students are able to finish CPL within a year. You generally need to do the theory for CPL and do 200 hours of flying to become a pilot in india.

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The average would be around INR 30 lakhs depending upon flight school you choose. To become a pilot you need to do CPL program. You can do this In india or abroad. The big advantage of doing this from india. Because india depend national and international airports. Most students are able to finish CPL within a year. You generally need to do the theory for CPL and do 200 hours of flying to become a pilot in india. For more information contact us. Dreamer Sky Surfer Aviators +91 8878533339 +91 8318889572 0755-4927778 Dreamerskysurfer@gmail.com

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Well, doing a pilot training in India or anywhere would cost you around 25-30 Lakhs. There are different stages once you reach CPL stage. First, you need to get Student pilot license, then Private pilot, followed by Instrument rating, hour building consisting of Cross country and Solo hours, and ultimately CPL. You need to go through various Examination, written as well as vivas, in all the stages. A lot of studies, subjects would be, Air navigation, Technical, specifics, Meteorology, Regulations, Hunan performance and limitation and Radio Aids. Ground class’s fee would be included in the fees, check rides and Instructor fees would be separate depending upon the academy. You need to pass Class 2 and class 1 Medical examination, fee would be around 3-4 Thousand. You need to have multi engine add on too, Once you have completed your training, you need to get your paper work done and apply for CPL license which would be issues from DGCA. RTR exams should also be part 1 and 2. If you choose to do typewriting after finishing your CPL for any Boeing, Airbus or ATR fleet, then add another 14 lakhs for the same and around 19 lakhs for ATR. This would be you entire training cost. Apart from this, airline have their contract in which you have to pay security fee which would be around 20-25 lakhs again. You need to have approximately 60 lakhs to become a pilot with any airline since the time you pursue this course till you get into any airline. Once you get hired by any airline, your loans would be taken care of. All the best. Happy flying.

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