For many aviation enthusiasts, being a professional pilot is their ambition. The theoretical knowledge needed to fly safely must be acquired before you can take control of an aircraft. This knowledge is provided to students during pilot ground school, where they study fundamental aviation courses and become ready for the examinations that the Directorate General […]
Explore More
Becoming a pilot is a dream career for many aviation enthusiasts. How many flying hours are needed to become a pilot is one of the most often-asked topics by aspiring pilots. The answer depends on the type of pilot license you want to obtain and the aviation regulations in your country. In India, the Directorate […]
Explore More
India’s aviation sector is expanding at a rapid rate, offering prospective professionals excitement. Aviation is now one of the fastest-growing employment sectors in the nation, driven by rising air travel, expanded airline fleets, and the construction of new airports. This is the ideal time for students who want to work in the aviation sector to […]
Explore More
Many young aspirants in India share the aspiration of becoming pilots. “Do I need to be a science student to become a pilot?” is one of the most often asked questions by students. The short answer is that non-science students can become pilots as well, but there are a few key requirements to be aware […]
Explore More
Becoming a pilot doesn’t happen overnight. It requires dedication, discipline, and access to high-quality training resources. The right books, videos, and practice aids are essential whether you’re just starting out in aviation or aiming for an advanced license. Our goal at Aerowis is to provide sprouting pilots with reliable resources that improve learning, strengthen foundations, […]
Explore More
Although the aviation profession has always been thought of as being controlled by men. Women are now confidently and successfully entering airplane cabins, control towers, cockpits, and aviation management positions all around the world. Women are not only involved in aviation but are also influencing its future as commercial pilots, cabin crew, managers, and instructors. […]
Explore More
One of the most significant turning points in your journey to becoming a professional pilot is passing the DGCA exams. These examinations test your discipline, consistency, and comprehension of aviation concepts in addition to your theoretical knowledge. Cracking DGCA papers becomes entirely possible with the correct approach, reading material, and guidance. This blog will explain […]
Explore More
The aviation industry offers a wide range of career opportunities, from flying aircraft to managing airport operations and ensuring passenger safety. Selecting the appropriate aviation training program is crucial for entry into this ever-changing sector. Every curriculum is made to satisfy regulatory requirements, develop certain abilities, and get students ready for careers in real-world aviation. […]
Explore More
Becoming a commercial pilot is a dream career for many aviation aspirants. Before beginning on their journey, one of the most common queries students have is, “Should I finish my pilot training in India or abroad?” Although each choice has its own advantages, the best option will rely on factors including cost, long-term objectives, professional […]
Explore More
Pilot training is physically and mentally challenging. Maintaining good health and fitness is just as vital as learning flight theory, navigation, and aircraft systems. Physical stamina and mental health are critical components of a pilot’s ability to remain mindful, focused, and responsive in the cockpit. Long-term success for students pursuing professional aviation training can be […]
Explore More
frequently Asked Questions Have questions about becoming a pilot? Find answers to your most common questions here.
To enroll in the CPL program, candidates must have completed higher secondary education with Physics, Mathematics, and English. They must also be at least 17 years old and possess a valid DGCA Class 2 Medical certificate.
The duration varies based on the program. The CPL program typically takes 18-24 months, including ground school and a minimum of 200 flight hours required for DGCA license conversion.
While we do not guarantee job placements, Aerowis Aviation offers strong airline preparation support. This includes ADAPT, group discussion, interview preparation, and personalized career guidance to help students confidently pursue opportunities with leading airlines.
Aerowis provides flight training in India and partners with internationally recognized flight training organizations in South Africa, the United States, New Zealand, and other global locations to offer high-quality flying education.
Yes, we offer hostel facilities for students to ensure a comfortable learning environment.
Copyright © 2025 Aerowis Aviation. All Rights Reserved
