Pilot

The remote Pilot jobs for drones are:

• Aerial Survey & Mapping – Used in agriculture, construction, and mining.
• Filmmaking & Photography – Cinematic drone shots for movies and media.
• Disaster Management & Rescue – Assisting in relief operations.
• Defense & Surveillance – Border security and law enforcement.
• E-commerce & Logistics – Drone delivery for companies like Amazon.

For Pilots, the physical requirements are:

• Vision test (6/6 vision, with or without correction, no color blindness)
• Hearing test (no significant hearing loss)
• ECG & cardiovascular test (normal heart function)
• Blood & urine tests (to check for diseases or substance abuse)
• Lung function test (for respiratory health)
• Neurological test (no epilepsy or major disorders)
• Psychiatric assessment (to check mental stability)

All the best.

India's aviation sector is growing rapidly, with increasing air travel demand, new airline operators, and expansion of airports. The government's UDAN scheme aims to boost regional connectivity, leading to a higher demand for pilots.

With India projected to become the world's third-the largest aviation market by 2030, pilot job opportunities are set to rise. However, competition is intense, and aspiring pilots must undergo rigorous training and licensing processes to secure stable careers.

Pilot courses tend to have 2 medical fitness certificates, namely, Class I and Class II medical certificates. Class I includes requirements like vision (6/6 in each eye, with or without correction), hearing, ECG, and cardiovascular tests. First test is required to be fulfilled by the pilots who fly commercially. The latter is for the private pilots, with the purpose of checking the health of their mind and body. The potential candidates are supposed to pass these tests at DGCA-approved centers.

Government Flying Training School (GFTS), Bangalore, has a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) course with fee rates dependent on domicile. Karnataka domicile costs around INR 37,00,000, while for those outside Karnataka it costs around INR 42,00,000. Fees tend to cover ground classes, flying training, and miscellaneous-related expenses. Due to variations in fees and conditions, confirmation of information from reliable sources would be advisable. 

There are two ways to become a Pilot.

First through government institute at low cost after qualifying Afcat Indian Airforce.

Second is Join the government or private flying school.

In all this, you should be eligible when you have a Science background in math.

Before joining the flying school please ensure that your English communication is very well.

The  airline transport pilot (ATP) is the most advanced pilot certificate that any student can obtain, it's basically necessary for those who want to fly commercial airliners for a living. All commercial airlines now require a pilot to hold an ATP certificate.

Yes, students who are seeking the aviation and aerospace career opportunity can apply at the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University for the tailored courses that offer practical application of the study to the real world.

The ERAU is considered as one of the prominent universities for the aeronautics studies and many professional courses.