CAREER IN AVIATION: HOW TO BECOME A PILOT?

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CAREER IN AVIATION HOW TO BECOME A PILOT?
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• In these days, the aviation industry is one of
  the fastest growing.
• It offers a diverse range of positions, including
  airline pilots, co-pilots, flight attendants,
  ground crew, engineers, mechanics, and others.
• People are working in the aviation industry at
  various levels and in various capacities.

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• If you enjoy adventure and travel, the aviation
  industry is a good choice for you to find the
  right career.
• It pays well, has flexible schedules, and can
  drive you around.
• But keep in mind that it is not for all, and in
  order to qualify for such opportunities, one must
  meet certain criteria, which vary depending on
  the role sought.
• The career of a pilot is one of the well-paid
  occupations that many people aspire to.
• People with a strong background in math and
  science can work in aviation as pilots,
  engineers, or mechanics, for example, whereas
  others with good communication skills and a sense
  of hospitality can work as cabin crew.

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• National airlines, private airlines, and
  international airlines can all hire commercial
  pilots. It is one of the most well-paid
  occupations.
• Overall, the aviation industry pays its workers
  far more than a traditional desk job, also known
  as a 9-5 job.
• Aside from being well compensated, pilots and
  cabin crews will have the opportunity to travel
  the world while on duty, and those in the
  aviation industry will have the opportunity to
  travel the world for little money.

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• If you want to start your career as a pilot, keep
  in mind that it is a prestigious role.
• In conclusion, a career in aviation will help you
  achieve your goals.
• It is one of the most desired professions because
  it provides many opportunities and the sky is the
  limit.

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HOW TO BECOME A PILOT?

• The journey to becoming a commercial airline
  pilot is long and difficult, not to mention
  costly.
• Here's how to get a job as a pilot.

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• The work begins as soon as you complete your 102
  test.
• Make sure you have Physics, Mathematics, and
  Chemistry as subjects in your 10th and 12th years
  of study, and that you get at least a 50 in
  each.
• To be considered for pilot training, you must be
  in good health, have a strong body, be at least
  16 years old, speak English fluently, and have
  good vision.
• To become a student pilot, the next step is to
  enrol in an academy.
• To be admitted, you must first pass the entrance
  exam and fulfil the requirements.
• You must be 18 years old to apply for commercial
  pilot training, and you must be 23 years old to
  qualify for airline transport pilot training.

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• While it appears to be easy, there are a few
  things to bear in mind.
• If you are in India, you must choose a DGCA
  (Directorate General of Civil Aviation,
  Government of India) approved academy that
  provides commercial and private pilot licence
  training.
• There are a number of academies that only have
  theoretical training and some simulator time, but
  no real flight time or aircraft training.
• The right institute should have a wide range of
  aircraft as well as trained instructors who can
  provide hands-on instruction. There should be
  flight simulators as well.