The ULTIMATE guide to becoming a PILOT in 2022! 

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Sir can we apply pilot training at age of 23 or 24??? because i have to first complete my graduation!!! sir plss replyyyy!!

@@48baditipanigrahi77 Yes of course, you can start your Pilot Training journey after your graduation. I personally recommend and emphasize Graduation first because the Pilot job market is sort of a gamble and time can only say when one can get a job or sustain in a job. Graduation comes handy and you don't miss out on time and alternate career path (just in case). Just a forethought - It's highly recommended to continue with academics even AFTER you takeoff with a flying career. There are many avenues you can specialize, example: Meteorology which will complement your Pilot's career. Best Wishes!!! Vindy

​@@48baditipanigrahi77 yes

Hey can u give me one advance ce

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Yeah since beginning of his YT channel 😂

@@vineetasingh145 yep 💀

5'1 is 155 cm so there is no issue to become pilot as he already said even if your height is 152cm still u can be a pilot

Bro tapshi ne bola flying school m bas flying hoti h toh apne log jo 5 dgca exam denge unke liye koi college join Krna padega ya apne se hi padh k exam de skta h

@@mr.unknownguy7056 you can clear exams by your own ...its just a marketing strategy ,which most of aviators do by calling you to join ground classes.

@@vineetasingh145 I recollect my experience about 20 yrs ago... I only went for CPL Air Nav classes, almost 5 attempts to clear 😊... Flight Plan was the easiest and MCQ was the toughest. Rest of the papers were on self study based on some collection of printed materials and book references. Today it's all over the internet. Btw, Just stick to thumb rules and dont endup with conflict of information. By far, and going by the wisdom of experience, #1 learning is applying your presence of mind, on-the-spot #2 is applying Common Sense thru Experience #3 is your Academics & Training,. #4 Be up to date on Advisories on all aspects. #5 Communicate & Acknowledge. Common Denominator for all these 5 points are Rehearse & Practice. Rest, it's your physical health & character and these are the ones that defines & calibrates your mind / mental stability. Next Important Gyan - Confidence: In reality, there's nothing called Over or Under/Lack of Confidence. Truth is - just stay Calm, Receptive & Agile at all times & situations. These would be your daily qualifications for flying, be it 152 or commanding a 350 ton 777 to center line touchdown ☺ Happy Flying 👍

@@vindypilot r u really a pilot?

@@DK.......224 Longtimer, fly for pleasure.

Same here

1. Yes, you can start from zero and give all the exams in the USA if you are not going to convert your FAA license to DGCA license. 2. You don't need to complete DGCA exams before going to USA if you are not going to convert your FAA license. 3. You can apply for a flight school abroad without completing the DGCA exams if you are not going to convert your foreign pilot license. And you can get the required flight hours abroad to get your CPL. (Only if you want to convert your foreign CPL to a DGCA CPL, then you need to complete the DGCA exams.)

@@mikep9604 thanks alot

Yes ??

Yes bro tapshi sir already telling about this in his old video

bro nowadays it is very tough to get selected without getting type rating because in market there are too much pilots are unemployed because of the pandemic and air training is also becoming costly approximately 40 to 50 lakhs like go air charge in my suggestion if you have 35 to 40 lakhs then youn start your training good luck 👍

@@RohitKumar-qv8if yes... But after getting selected we can take loan for type rating and airline training though 40 50 lakh .. Bcz we hv job.. And when v start getting income... V can pay the loan back to bank

@@RohitKumar-qv8if any idea hw much vistaar charges?

You can apply for a job for an airline when you have the required flight hours (200 h) and a commercial pilot license (CPL). The requirement is different in the US because they have the 1500 flight hour rule for airline pilots. To become a captain you need to have an ATPL (Airline Transport PIlot License). And you can apply for an ATPL after you have achieved 1500 flight hours, but usually airlines require more than 1500 flight hours before you can receive a captain's position. Depending on the airline the requirement can be at least 3000-3500 flight hours before you can become a captain.

Yeah.... I rlly wouldn't recommend becoming a pilot at that age.cuz airlines only take freshers till the age of 32. Ofc if u rlly want to become a pilot then u can work as a instructor at a flying school n Work there. Idk if u would be able to join an airline tho.

@@siddhantiyer3037 😢 are you sure …I always wanted to be a pilot but didn’t have the dough…now that I have it I want to be one…

@@asapfilms2519 you can but not in indian airlines, you have to try for foriegn airlines

Unfortunately for you 32 is the age limit in India for airlines to hire first officer fresher pilots. You can apply for a job in European countries, Canada and in some airlines in Africa. I’m not sure about what airlines do hire after age of 32 in other countries, but I’m sure there are airlines which do hire.

Not worth it @38. Not impossible either. ATPL with type ratings can be supportive. That's a very long journey though, i.e if you are super crazy. If I am you, I will fly for pleasure / leisure on a rented 152 or 172 😊 Btw, its hopeless to sit over in traffic and radio and company's R & R. However, we love doing what we are doing!!!

It is not required in order to become a pilot. You are eligible to take the DGCA exams and enter into the pilot training when you have passed 12th class with maths and physics.

Hey, did you get to know whether applied maths is treated same as Standard maths?...I am also a commerce student but want to become a pilot

@@hehe9040 no

Same question ?

Honestly if differs i called various DGCA class 2 medical examiners and some asked me to directly come for your medical where as some asked me to sign up on egca and then call for your appointment. Call 3-5 doctor and then choose! Goodluck;)

I have heard studying abroad is cheaper.. not sure

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