Aviation

Hello Vimalesh
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All the best

Hello Yugaant
It is a professional training and there are certain requirements defined by DGCA to be completed within a period of 5 years to get a CPL issued.
DGCA conducts exams for issue of CPL every three months and 200 hours of flying may be completed within 6 months depending on the weather, terrain, availability of instructor/examiner etc.
Hence minimum duration if flown regularly and exams being cleared in one attempt is just 6 months which is practically near to impossible.
All the best

Hello Parveen
FATA rule allows pilots from defence pilots to join commercial Aviation and serve the airlines as a full time pilot. The selection is also easy and there is a separate lateral entry for defence personnel. If you have retired from any ground job in forces than you may find similar jobs in Air India specially. There is a specific amount of reservation for retired defence personnel in Air India. I don't have much idea about how other airlines do that. All the best.

Hello Ajmal Simply apply for on demand exam of Maths and Physics from NIOS.
Side by side you can continue your PPL.
You should have passed class 12TH with PCM. Commerce will not let you be eligible for becoming a pilot.
The requirement is to have passed class 12TH with PCM 50% marks.
All the best

Hello Akash
1. At least 18Years of age.
2. Pass Class 12 with PCM, 50% Aggregate. Apart from the above no other primary qualifications are required to start the CPL Training. Class 1 medical (For Issue of CPL) is required later, although it should be done in advance to confirm if you have any observations in medical standard required for a pilot. Now if you do not have PCM @ +2 level than at present you are not eligible. But you may attain eligibility by appearing PCM subjects in the next attempt of board exams. All the best.

Hello,
Tattoos are allowed, if they are not on the visible body part.
And, further, it is also dependent on the profile that you are looking for.
In case, you are looking for a cabin crew job, then the first clause applies.
All the best

Hello Sandeep Even DGCA allows special permits to defense personnel who wish to join Civil Avaition post retirement. I would suggest you to go through the CAR (Civil Avaition Regulations) for issue of A.M.E. License, it also has got special mention of defense personnel. Also, look at FATA rule for defense personnel. Full A.M.E. License will also be issued, if you justify certain eligibility in the above mentioned CAR. All the best.

Hello,
No, Carver Avaition does not have type rating course. Only certified ATOs and TRTOs can conduct this course.
In India only FSTC Gurgaon has such facility for Type Rating in India.
Apart from them, only Air India has got their simulators for Type Rating but they do not entertain outsiders.
All the best.

Hello,
Hotel management allows you to learn some very important and common basics for hospitality, which is very much utilized in Aviation also.
It will actually help you by maintaining a level of hospitality which is a very important requisite for clearing the cabin crew interview.
All the best.

Hello,
You should look at the vacancy notifications of various airlines. It has got a clear mention about the maximum acceptable age. All the best.