Category: Ground Subjects for Pilots

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…

In this post, we shall understand about the syllabus of Composite and Technical-General examinations conducted by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for the issue of Private Pilot’s Licence. As a Private Pilot’s Licence holder, you would be able to fly an aircraft as a Pilot or as a Co-pilot of any aircraft on which you are endorsed to fly in your licence. I hope you have understood the broad syllabus of ground subjects for obtaining a Private Pilot Licence (PPL), from Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).

Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) or Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) is the basic qualification for an Airline Pilot. Qualifying the Ground Subjects and obtaining the required Flight Experience through Flying Training are the two parts of Pilot Training. We help you to clear the ground subjects for ATPL and CPL. The study of General Navigation starts with Position, Direction, Distance and Time. Mercator, Lamberts and Polar Stereographic Charts would be the next topic. Use of Navigational Computer to solve the Triangle of Velocities would come third. Finally, Climb and Descent…