What you need to know about becoming a pilot in India?

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What you need to know about becoming a pilot in
India.
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• Every youngster dreams about being a pilot, but
  as we become older, that ideal fades and is
  replaced by more realistic goals.
• However, as with any other job, becoming a pilot
  is a realistic choice.
• Flying an airbus seem to be a difficult concept,
  therefore we consider vocations that are far less
  demanding.
• We can all agree that no profession is simple or
  straightforward, but flying is not for everyone.

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• This job may not be for you if you have a fear of
  heights, anxiety, or other problems that prevent
  you from being calm.
• This is how to become a pilot in India if you
  want to touch the sky every day!

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Who is a pilot and what is aviation?

• Aviation is the branch of science that deals with
  planes, air travel, and air traffic control.
• Aviation, according to the dictionary, simply
  means flying or operating an aeroplane, but it is
  much more than that.
• It entails the preparations that are required to
  make flying possible.
• A pilot is a person who controls the movement of
  an aircraft, according to the dictionary.

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• Pre-flight checks, take-off, flight, and landing
  are all the responsibility of a pilot.
• He or she is joined by a co-pilot who supports
  the pilot in doing the job in a more efficient
  manner.

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What does an airline employee do?

• Apart from piloting an aircraft, there are many
  additional jobs and duties in the aviation
  business that are required for a successful
  operation.
• Air traffic controllers, aircraft mechanics,
  airport administrators, aeronautical engineers,
  airfield operators, and other professionals work
  in the aviation industry.
• Every employee plays a critical part in ensuring
  that every flight takes off and lands safely.

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The roles in the aviation industry are as
follows

• Air traffic controller An air traffic controller
  is responsible for monitoring and directing
  traffic both on the ground and in the air. They
  keep track of flight schedules and train pilots
  on takeoffs, landings, and runways, among other
  things. They're also in charge of communicating
  with pilots in the event of an onboard emergency.
• Aircraft mechanic Aircraft mechanics are in
  charge of keeping an aircraft in good working
  order. They conduct routine inspections of
  aircraft's mechanical and electrical systems to
  guarantee that each plane is ready to take off.

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• Aeronautical engineer Aeronautical engineers are
  responsible for the design, development, and
  production of new aircraft.
• Airport manager An airport manager is in charge
  of the behind-the-scenes operations of the
  airport. From runway safety to airspace capacity
  and airline schedule, everything is taken care
  of. They play a critical role in smoothing out
  day-to-day aviation operations.
• Pilots and co-pilots Pilots and co-pilots are in
  charge of receiving directions from ground crews
  and operating aircraft. It appears to be the
  simplest of them all, but it necessitates the
  most talent.

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Process to Become a Pilot in India

• Qualification to become a pilot in India
• Minimum 102 (HSC OR 12TH) With physics and maths
  or equivalent (diploma)
• Age limit to become a pilot in India
• You can start early but should be of 18years to
  get you CPL.

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What medical fitness required to being a pilot?

• There are two medicals done CLASS 2 and CLASS
  1.You do not require a muscled body to become a
  pilot but however you should be fit from head to
  toe.
• So for this directorate general of civil aviation
  has appointed doctors all around India for that.
• CLASS 2 medical is done.
• You can directly contact an approved class 2
  doctor list of them is available on dgca.gov.in.
  After you are done with medical you will receive
  a pmr no.

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• Also known as file no. For your future
  references.
• After getting that PMR number you can apply for
  CLASS 1 medical to DGCA.
• CLASS 1 medical is mainly done by the air force
  medical centres but there are few civil centres
  are available also.