SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS: AN INSIDER'S GUIDE TO PILOT TRAINING

People have often envisioned themselves flying high across the wide sky while navigating an airplane among clouds.

- LAKSHYA KABRA

Those who wish to pursue their dream and ambition of becoming pilots in India need to undergo training that requires them to become qualified and proficient professionals. It includes more than just flight instruction and represents freedom, precision, as well as enormous responsibility. But what does it take to accomplish the greatest pilot aspiration into a heart-pounding reality?

In India, this goal can be achieved through a structured process overseen by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). Whether an individual wants to fly commercial planes or work in aviation, here's a step-by-step approach to becoming a pilot, including the vital steps of medical clearance and testing.

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Prior to setting out on a journey to become a commercial pilot and scale new heights, it's crucial to think about the qualifying requirements needed for the same. An individual needs to complete both 10th and 12th classes with Physics and Mathematics as required subjects. In addition, a background in science is extremely advantageous and preferred to obtain admittance to pilot training programs.