We understand the aviation industry well and ensure quality and excellence in commercial pilot training to our aspiring future pilots. Our result in both DGCA On Demand and Regular attempts is a testimony of that.

Average time to complete the ground school is six to eight months. After that flying training also takes around 8-10 months. A cadet can achieve the commercial pilot license within 2 years if he/she is consistent and disciplined.

70 KNOTS AVIATION offers zero hours to CPL under one roof. We have designed our notes in a manner that not only the theoretical knowledge, but also the latest questions can be practiced in the class. After, every chapter there are back questions given in the book, which are given as homework. On the next day, the doubts of previous session are discussed along with a small oral test to make sure, the entire batch has understood the concepts. If any one or two students face any problems, there doubts are dealt separately.

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Fundamentally, we keep a batch of around 15-20 students so that we can provide individual attention to each student. We make sure that students not only get in depth knowledge but also achieve great results as well. Our Question banks and Test Papers are extracted from latest DGCA papers which gives our students a cut above the rest.

We provide job assistance to all our students. The preparation and important information about job is shared by us but it is up to the candidate’s confidence and skill to grab the job opportunity.

You can start your aviation career at the age of 16, but you should be minimum 18 years old by the time you get your Commercial Pilot License.

The key requirement to become a pilot is 10+2 with physics and maths and DGCA medicals. In case you do not have physics and maths in 10+2 you can still become a pilot by giving physics and maths exam from NIOS.

The medical examination is a general body check-up comprising of blood tests, eye tests, ENT etc. There is a misconception that DGCA medicals are as strict as SSB and Air Force Medicals but that is not the case. You can check DGCA CAR Section 7 on their website for more details.

There is no requirement laid down by airlines for pilots to be graduates, but it is highly beneficial in the long run. You can do graduation from open universities alongside your flying to save time. Our team of experts provide full assistance for graduations as well.

It is entirely upon the candidate as there is no hard and fast rule. But it is highly recommended to complete your DGCA Exams first as you will already have a basic knowledge of aircrafts before actually flying them. Your training will also be fast as exam cleared students are preferred in flying schools all over the world.

It is completely your choice again. Both have their pros and cons. Flying duration will be almost same but to convert your license you need additional conversion hours in India which takes additional time and cost. Our academy provides assistance for flying in both abroad and India.