We One Aviation Academy, intermediate (JOC/MCC), Type Rating, RTC, and Instructor course fully incorporate the Competency-Based Training & Assessment (CBTA) training philosophy. CBTA has been developed to optimize pilot skills and develop non-technical competencies. Pilots are therefore trained and assessed based on their capability to deal with situations.
Furthermore, Airbus has fully integrated the Evidence-Based Training philosophy (EBT) into Recurrent Training and Checking (RTC) and has the flexibility to provide both a ‘traditional’ and an EBT RTC program to tailor our training to your pilots’ experience.
Our courses are all fully compliant with We One Aviation Academy requirements. Other approvals are also valid depending on the training location. They are available in all our Airbus Training Centres and some can be deployed at your facilities if you possess the required equipment.
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India, a country often underrated as a choice for commercial pilot training, can turn out to be a goldmine for aspirant pilots with the right bit of information and guidance. With a proven education association and a history of glorious aviators from our country, India is surely one of the best options out there to begin your Flight Course.
The unique teacher-student relationship that is a part and parcel of our Indian culture and which only a flying school in India can provide is something that can’t be found anywhere else in the world. As a result, the students feel confident in learning the intricacies of this field and sharing their doubts with a qualified instructor.
Feeling homesick can be an issue for many if getting trained abroad. Getting your Flight Course from a Pilot training school in India covers you for that. Student can easily visit their homes; enjoy the festival while continuing their training.
Getting skilled in India is cost-effective. The Cost of Pilot training in India from our partner flying school range between 30-35 lacs. India offers a wide variety of airspaces for training, ranging from uncontrolled airfields to busy commercial airports, which in turn offers the aspirant pilots real-life skills in handling complex radiotelephony and instrument approach procedures at an affordable cost.
Being able to fly in the Indian airspace following the appropriate regulations, from a DGCA-approved flying school in India, gives the student an edge over others while helping them to hone their flying skills and build their confidence. This helps you to be future-ready for the Airlines. Finally, training in India not only helps to skip the long queue for license conversion, as a result, brings down the overall cost for pilot training in India but also helps in getting your Commercial Pilot License issued at a faster pace.
India being a tropical country, can be quite a “spoilsport” for flying during the monsoons, but the dry winters and the sunny summers offer a good mix of weather to get done with your required flying hours.