Wings for all
Wings for All is a social initiative by Aerowis Aviation, created to turn an impossible dream into reality by giving individuals from different walks of life the chance to experience their very first flight.
As part of the Aerowis anniversary celebration, we chose to celebrate differently not by spending on something temporary, but by creating memories that could change lives forever.
More than a campaign, Wings for All is a powerful human story driven by emotion, hope, and the courage to rise beyond limitations. Every frame captures raw anticipation, silent fears, overwhelming joy, and the life-changing moment when the ground is left behind for the first time.
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Through cinematic storytelling and real human experiences, Wings for All reflects the belief that the sky was never meant to belong to a few. It belongs to everyone who dares to dream.
The initiative stands as a symbol of compassion, unity, and possibility proving that when communities come together with purpose, barriers disappear and new horizons begin.
With Wings for All, Aerowis Aviation transforms a simple flight into a moment of empowerment where ordinary people experience something extraordinary, and where the sky becomes a reminder that no dream is ever too far away.
Student Engagement
Beyond academics, Aerowis Aviation encourages students to connect, collaborate, and create memorable experiences together. Our student engagement activities help build friendships, strengthen teamwork, and foster a sense of community throughout the aviation journey.
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Talk to a Career AdvisorTo 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 flight training organizations in South Africa, the United States, and New Zealand.
Yes, we offer hostel facilities for students to ensure a comfortable learning environment.