Commercial Pilot Licence

Pilot training in India encompasses various aspects, including theoretical knowledge, practical flight training, and the acquisition of necessary licenses and certifications. These are the key components of pilot training in India. Medical Certification Pilots must undergo medical examinations conducted by DGCA-approved medical examiners to obtain and maintain medical certificates. These examinations assess the pilot’s physical and mental fitness to ensure they can safely operate aircraft. Pilot Ground Training Pilots undergo theoretical training, often referred to as ground school, which covers essential subjects such as aviation regulations, aerodynamics, meteorology, navigation, aircraft…

Ground Training for Pilots

The subjects covered in Ground Training Syllabus are Aviation Regulations, Aerodynamics, Aircraft Systems, Air Navigation, Aviation Meteorology, Air Traffic Control, Flight Planning, Aircraft Performance, Emergency Procedures and Human factors. In this post, we shall explain in brief the contents of each subject. Aviation Regulations Familiarize yourself with the aviation regulations and guidelines set by the governing body in your country (such as the DGCA in India). Understand the rules and procedures related to flight operations, airspace classifications, air traffic control, licensing requirements, and aircraft maintenance. Aerodynamics Gain a basic understanding…

Jet Standard Atmosphere

Similar to ISA which has been defined for aircraft and instruments another definition has been made for high level flights and spacecraft testing. Although most of the definitions are same there are some variations between JSA and ISA. In JSA air is considered to be dry and mean sea level its temperature is +15 degrees centigrade just like that of ISA. The mean sea level pressure continues to remain 1013.25 hecta pascals. Air density at sea level is 1225 grams per meter cube. The acceleration due to gravity is 9.80665…