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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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In Delhi, there are very good classes for DGCA exams. Many good instructors and retired defense personnel are taking classes for CPL aspirants. They give regular classes for DGCA exams every three months. Some retired DGCA instructors also are taking classes for DGCA exams. You may look for them and join the classes as per your requirement.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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You will have to appear for DGCA exams on your own. Flying Club has got nothing to do with DGCA exams. They shall although prepare you for the exams by providing you the required ground classes but you will yourself be responsible to appear and get through the DGCA exams for issue for CPL on your own. Appear only when you feel that you are fully prepared to get through.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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No, you cannot skip class 2 medical. It is a prerequisite before anyone appears for class 1 medicals.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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Rahul,
First, finish your class 12 and then if you are interested in doing your CPL training from any private club, you can apply anytime. And if you are looking for IGRUA, then the notification comes in the month of September every year.
First, finish your class 12 and then if you are interested in doing your CPL training from any private club, you can apply anytime. And if you are looking for IGRUA, then the notification comes in the month of September every year.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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There is no such limitation. Those pilots who are hired on Wide body fleet like Boeing 777/787 and Airbus 350/380 fly the international route from the very first day onwards. Others who fly narrow body fleet like Airbus 320 or Boeing 737 are on the domestic sectors usually. Some small international sectors like Dubai, Singapore, Moscow etc. are also covered by narrow body fleet.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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If you are aspiring to be a pilot, then it will not be of any major use, because you will be flying in an environment where English will be majorly used for almost all the communication. Radio Telephony and ATC communications will require usually English and you may also communicate in French, but only when you fly in French airspace. Now, if you are aspiring to be a cabin crew, then French will be helpful, because cabin crew directly interact with the passengers and many passengers who are of French origin would not know English. So, communication with them would become easy and flawless, if you can speak in their language. This would
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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Apart from IGRUA no other flying school conducts entrance exams for CPL entrants and like I've told you before also it was based on reasoning and class 10th level maths. So the best suitable books are those which come in use for NDA officer entry.
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