The minimum age limit for the commercial pilot license (CPL) is 18 years and the maximum age limit for this course is 60.

Students must have passed the 12th board examination with any recognized board.

Students must have physics, and mathematics in their 12th.

• Strong Focus and Multitasking
• Analytical Skills
• Mathematical Skills
• Good problem-solving skills and fast learning skills
• Decision Making
• Communication and Teamwork Skills

Meteorology

Air Regulations

Air Navigation

Technical General

Technical specific

RTR(A)

3-4 working months for ground schools & 9-12 months for Flying training

Airlines

Flight Instructor

Ground Instructor

Charter airlines

Synthetic flight instructor

Indian Coast guard

Aviation Consultant

200 hours are required for the commercial pilot license (CPL). all the aspirants who pursue CPL must have completed 200 hours for getting the commercial license from the Directorate General Of Civil Aviation (DGCA).

Yes, students get CPL after the 12th but you have to complete your 12th board examination with Physics and Mathematics (P+M).

Yes, you can become a pilot without a degree, but you must meet the minimum eligibility as per DGCA.

Yes, the demand for pilots is high. The employment of commercial pilots is projected to grow by 11 percent from 2020 to 2030, faster than the average for all occupations. India is the third largest country in the world in the aviation sector. Airlines in India have ordered a total of 1150 new planes, creating a huge demand for new pilots. In India, there will be a need for almost 15,000 pilots by 2030.

At VFTI we provide both offline and online mode of teaching students.

Public exam – INR 2500

On demand exams – INR 5000

To start your career in commercial airlines, being a first officer will fetch you between 20-24Lakhs per annum to start with.

10 years as per current Civil Aviation Requirement(As per DGCA CAR section

 There is no such limit on giving DGCA attempts.