What should a student who can't afford a higher fee of flying clubs but want to become a pilot do?
Asked by Mansi Ahirwar
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2 Answers
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Hello,
Reserved category like SC/ST/OBC, then you can seek for the freeships' and scholarships' which are specially crafted by the respective commissions, to allow the deprived category candidates in pursuing CPL training. The complete training cost is borne by the community commission which is given by the respective state/central government. For those who have AIRWING "C" Certificate, government provides free flying training of 50hours. Otherwise, bank loan is always an option but this is the most expensive way to pursue CPL as the interest rates are very high and not many banks provide such loans. All the best. -
If you belong to Reserved Category like SC/ST/OBC than you can seek for the freeships' and scholarships' which are specially drafted by the respective commissions, to allow the deprived category candidates in pursuing CPL training. The complete training cost is borne by the community commission which is given by the respective state/central government. For those who have AIRWING "C" Certificate, government provides free flying training of 50hours. Otherwise, bank loan is always an option but this is the most expensive way to pursue CPL as the interest rates are very high and not many banks provide such loans.
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