Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL)
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Course Overview
Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL)
A Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) is a qualification that permits the holder to act as the pilot of an aircraft for remuneration. It is a crucial step for individuals aspiring to pursue a career as a professional pilot, such as working for an airline or conducting charter flights. To obtain a CPL, candidates must undergo rigorous training, accumulate a specified number of flight hours, and pass both theoretical knowledge and practical skill assessments.
Licence
A licence is a legal permission or authorization granted by a licensor to a licensee to engage in certain activities that would otherwise be considered illegal or infringing on the licensor's rights. Licences can pertain to various areas such as intellectual property, driving, business operations, and more.
Eligibility Criteria for Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) in India
Educational Qualifications: Must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with Physics and Mathematics from a recognized board.
Minimum Marks: Minimum aggregate marks required may vary, but generally around 50%.
Entrance Exams: Candidates need to clear the entrance exams conducted by aviation authorities such as DGCA.
Merit-Based Selection: Selection is based on the performance in entrance exams, medical tests, and interviews.
Age Limit: Minimum age is usually 17-18 years and maximum age is around 30-32 years.
Nationality: Indian citizenship or equivalent is required.
Specific Requirements: Good physical fitness, clear vision, no criminal record, etc.
Note: These criteria are subject to change and candidates should check with relevant authorities for the latest requirements.