FAQs
General Questions About
Aviation Training and Licensing
- 100 hours pilot in command (PIC)
- 250 nautical miles cross country check
- 40 hours instrument flight out of which 20 may be on a simulator
- 50 hours solo cross country
- 120 nautical miles check
- 15 hours multi-engine
- 10 take off and landing by night
- 100 hours in powered aircraft
- 50 hours in airplanes
- 100 hours of pilot-in-command time
- 50 hours of cross-country
Flying training is unique as it involves mastering specific skills and adhering to stringent regulatory requirements. It’s not like traditional college education because it focuses on hands-on experience and safety.
While cost and recommendations are important factors, choosing a flight training academy solely based on these criteria may not guarantee success. It’s crucial to consider factors like regulatory compliance and the quality of training.
DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation) and FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) have different training requirements and standards. It’s essential to follow both syllabi, as DGCA may require completion of specific training sessions for license recognition.
Global Aviation Careers, owned and operated by Captain Chandramohan Arcot, who has experience flying in both India and the USA, provides training that aligns with the requirements of both regulatory bodies. This ensures your training is recognized by both the FAA and DGCA.
Global Aviation Careers focuses on training you as a professional airline pilot. This includes experiencing various instrument approaches and night landing procedures to prepare you for a career in aviation.
Flying an aircraft is a serious profession with a high level of responsibility. Proper guidance throughout your training is crucial for your safety, competence, and success in the aviation industry.
You can schedule yourself for a free seminar with Captain Chandramohan Arcot to get answers to your questions and learn more about the training offered by Global Aviation Careers.
Captain Chandramohan Arcot served in the Indian Air Force as a Fighter Pilot for 14 years before becoming a USA FAA Licensed Airline Pilot. He has accumulated over 13,000 hours of flying experience, flown 22 types of aircraft, and trained numerous pilots.
The complete package includes visa support, flight training to achieve Single and Multi-Engine Commercial Pilot Licenses in the USA. Upon returning to India, it covers DGCA License training, placement assistance, and preparation for airline job interviews.
Understanding the process and investment is crucial for making informed decisions about your aviation career. It ensures that you are fully aware of what to expect and how your resources will be utilized.
During the consultation, you will be formally introduced to the training programs and provided with detailed information about the courses, process, and opportunities available to you.
Global Aviation Careers distinguishes itself by offering a unique orientation process and an environment conducive to learning. With experience in molding professional airline pilots for various airlines, the company is committed to providing a top-notch training experience.
The branch office in India has been established to cater to the increasing job opportunities in the Indian aviation market. It allows aspiring pilots to receive training in the USA and prepares them for careers in the Indian commercial pilot market.
The FAA requires a minimum of 40 hours of flight training.
You should complete at least 20 hours of flight training with an authorized instructor and a minimum of 10 hours of solo flight training.