FLIGHT TRAINING IN
INDIA
CPL training in India offers several advantages for aspiring pilots. Firstly, India's well-established aviation infrastructure ensures high-quality training programs that adhere to international standards set by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). Secondly, the country's diverse geographical landscape provides trainees with invaluable experience navigating various terrains and weather conditions, enhancing their adaptability and skillset. Additionally, compared to other countries, CPL training in India is often more cost-effective, making it accessible to a broader range of individuals. Furthermore, the booming aviation industry in India translates to ample job opportunities for trained pilots, both domestically and internationally. Lastly, the cultural richness and diversity of India provides a unique and immersive learning environment for aspiring pilots, enriching their overall training experience.
Flight Training Solutions is thrilled to announce our recent affiliations with two of India's premier flying schools, marking a significant step forward in our mission to offer exceptional training opportunities to our students. Through these affiliations, we are poised to enhance our offerings and deliver unparalleled training experiences. Our affiliated institutions in India is renowned for its excellence in aviation education, boasting state-of-the-art facilities and a modern fleet of aircraft. Their team of seasoned instructors prioritizes safety, proficiency, and professionalism, ensuring students receive top-tier instruction. With a curriculum tailored to meet DGCA standards and industry demands, students benefit from personalized training, access to cutting-edge resources, and immersive learning environments. This partnership underscores our commitment to delivering premium aviation training and empowering aspiring pilots to excel in India's dynamic aviation sector.
| Course Duration | 12 months |
| Fleet Size | 24 Aircrafts |
| Type of Fleet | Tecnam P200Jc, Tecnam P-Mentor, Tecnam P2006T, Cessna 172 |
