Once
in possession of your
Private Pilot License, you will be eligible
to:
| •Fly
for business |
| •Fly
for pleasure
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•Personal
transportation
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Course
Includes
15 hours dual instruction in Cessna
172
35 hours solo flight time in Cessna 172
35 hours ground school
15 hours pre and post flight briefing with adequate literature
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What
are the
Pre-requisites |
•At
least 16 years old for enrollment and 17 years old for graduation.
•Physical
fitness certificate from DGCA approved medical practitioner
(CLASS-II)
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Completion
Time
Three months.
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Ground
Subjects
Students will be given training for
DGCA examinations in the following subjects:
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Air Regulations: |
Including
flight rules, air traffic control practices,
procedures and regulations concerning operation
of aircraft. |
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| Air
Navigation : |
Including
elementary principles, use of aeronautical maps
and charts, time, magnetism, magnetic compasses,
simple navigation and simple flight –planning. |
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| Aviation
Meteorology: |
Elementary
aviation meteorology including significance of aerodrome
warnings, elementary knowledge in reading of met charts,
met procedures, relating to cross country flights
and salient features of Indian Climatology. |
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| Radio
Telephony (F.R.T.O.L): |
Including
transmission and interpretation of aural signals and
operations of radio telephony apparatus on board the
aircraft. |
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The
Commercial Pilot training course is offered to students
who want to become a airline pilots. The
Commercial
Pilots License training is conducted on Cessna 172 and Piper
Seneca II aircraft. At the completion of the
Commercial Pilot Training students will have completed 200
hours of flying and would have been trained as per
DGCA Commercial Pilot Standards, which are widely
recognized and respected throughout the world.
BFA
offers comprehensive and individualized training to equip
you with the skills you will need to enjoy the privileges
of your Commercial Pilot’s License.
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Course
Includes
• 185 hours on Cessna 172
15Hrs. on Piper Seneca II
• 350 hours ground school as per DGCA approved programme
Professional Pilot Course will qualify you as a Commercial
Pilot. Special emphasis is placed on cross-country flying,
advanced commercial maneuvers and terminals airspace.
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GROUND
SUBJECTS
Students will be given training for
DGCA Examination in the following subjects in addition to
the PPL syllabus as required.
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• Air Regulations
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Aerodrome search and rescue, rules
concerning air transmit, customs, health,
knowledge of communication and navigational facilities.
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• Air Navigation
: |
Theoretical
and practical navigation.
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• Air Meteorology
: |
Basic knowledge of aviation, weather
codes and plotting, elementary synoptic
meteorology including simple interpretation of weather charts
and meteorological
procedures relating to aviation.
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• Airframe and Engines:
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General principles and elementary
knowledge of design, construction , maintenance and
operation of aircraft, engine, instruments, ancillary systems,
emergency systems,
installations equipment, basic knowledge of fuel, lubricants,
loading of aircraft, weight
distribution and its effect on flight characteristics.
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• Radio Telephony (F.R.T );
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Including transmission and interpretation
of aural signals and operations of radio telephony apparatus
on board the aircraft.
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Multi
Engine Rating allows a licensed pilot to enjoy the benefits
of flying aircraft with more than one engine.
A pilots who earns this rating will be eligible to fly Multi Engine
Aircraft of much faster speeds.
This rating will require that you complete a minimum of 15 hours
of flight training on a multi engine aircraft.
A test with a designated examiner is required to complete this rating.
Course
Includes
• 15 hours instruction
on Piper Seneca II. |
Prerequisites
• Private or Commercial
Pilot License
• Current medical certificate
• Current FRTOL and COP/RT/R LICENCE
• Should have passed Pilot’s Technical
Examination (Specific) conducted by DGCA. |
Completion
of the course allows a pilot to act as pilot in command
of the specific multiengine airplanes.
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INSTRUMENT
RATING COURSE
| Course
Includes |
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• 20 hours dual instruction on Cessna 172 |
| •20
hours dual instruction on simulator |
| Prerequisites |
| •
Private or Commercial Pilot Licence |
•
150 hours of flight time as PIC
including 50 hours of cross-country
•
Current medical certificate
•
Knowledge of Morse code
•
Current FRTOL and COP/RT/R LICENCE
Completion
of the course allows a pilot to operate
an aircraft that is being flown by solo,
reference to instruments in actual instrument
conditions and in positive control airspace.
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| Completion
of the course allows a pilot to operate an aircraft
that is being flown by solo, reference to instruments
in actual instrument conditions and in positive
control airspace. |
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