ground classes
dgca gROUND THEory CLASSES - Duration 3 months
A good pilot needs thorough understanding of "aviation ground subjects. This is required not only for passing the exams, but is also necessary for the safe conduct of flights. We focus on Concept based training rather then memory learning. We make the journey much easier for students and teach them with live examples and even on our desk simulator.
Although every candidate has to study all the subjects towards completion of CPL training, the immediate requirement may vary for individuals. For Instance, candidates undergoing the flight training in India have to appear for all the examinations conducted by the DGCA whereas candidates who plan to complete their CPL training from a overseas flight school may require to appear for fewer examinations for converting their foreign Commercial Pilot License to Indian DGCA Commercial Pilot License. We will discuss this with you before the enrollment in the ground classes.
MASTER THESE 5 - SUBJECTS
air navigation
- Using aeronautical charts, navigational aids and tools;
- Understanding the principles and characteristics of appropriate navigation systems;
- Operate aerial equipment;
- Understand the reality of air navigation and in-depth calculation.
- Practical air navigation using radio navigation aids.
- Use, accuracy and reliability of navigation systems used in the departure,
- Approach and landing phases of a flight path;
- Identification of radio navigation aids and more.
aviation meteorology
- An Interpretation and application of aeronautical weather bulletins,
- Charts and forecasts, and uses and procedures for collecting weather information, before and during flight; measure altitude.
- Aeronautical Meteorology;
- The climate of the relevant areas for factors affecting aviation;
- The movement of barometric systems,
- The structure of the front, and the origin and characteristics of important weather phenomena affecting the conditions of take-off,
- Flight path and landing;
- Avoid hazardous weather conditions and more
air regulation
- Aircraft Act, 1934
- Aircraft Rules, 1937
- Rules of the air
- Appropriate air traffic services practices, procedures, and more.
- Personal Licensing, Airworthiness
- Communication
- Accident and Incidents
- Security
- This also includes study of Human Factors
aircraft technical
- Theory of Flight
- Airframe and Systems
- Electrical Systems
- Power Plant
- Emergency Equipment
- Subsonic Aerodynamics
- Transonic Aerodynamics
- Stability and more
- This could include technical specific to the aircraft flown
Radio Telephony Restricted RTR (A)
- Part I – Transmission
- Part II – Theory
- RTR (A) Exam is conducted by WPC every 2 months.
- Professional Training includes -60 hrs of instructions.