The Private Pilot License allows aspiring pilots to operate the aircraft under Visual Flight Rules. The ones holding this license may carry a passenger, but cannot receive compensation or for hiring purposes.
The Night Rating license allows pilots and aviators to fly at night, thereby expanding their opportunities, which helps to enhance skills and experience.
Multi-Engine Instrument Rating (MEIR) and Single-Engine Instrument Rating (SEIR): Under DGCA regulations in India, MEIR and SEIR enable pilots to fly using only cockpit instruments. MEIR allows pilots to operate multi-engine aircraft in challenging conditions, such as low visibility or poor weather, while SEIR covers single-engine aircraft. These ratings are essential under instrument flight rules (IFR).
A Multi-Engine Rating (MER) certifies a pilot to operate an aircraft equipped with more than one engine, enhancing versatility and safety in aviation. This qualification not only boosts a pilot’s skillset but also prepares them for high-performance aircraft, offering increased reliability, power, and capability in more demanding environments.
A Commercial Pilot License (CPL) allows the pilots to operate the aircraft professionally and then receive compensation for flying services for meeting the industry hiring standards.
Obtaining a flight instructor rating allows a Commercial Pilot License holder to teach students while also building flight hours and earning income. This experience not only enhances their skills but also helps them stand out in the competitive airline industry with additional instructing hours.
If you’ve always dreamed of flying, the Aviation Diploma program is designed for you. This program not only helps you develop the essential skills and knowledge for aviation but also gives you hands-on experience with both ground training and real flight missions.
