Aviation English Language Proficiency (AELP) is a mandatory DGCA requirement to ensure that pilots have strong command over English communication, which is crucial for flight safety and international operations.

Yes. VayuJet Aviation Training Academy guides students through loan assistance options to make the CPL program more accessible for aspiring pilots.

After successfully completing the CPL program, graduates can apply for roles as First Officers with airlines, pursue Type Rating courses, or build additional hours to become Captains. The CPL is also valid internationally with necessary license conversions.

Yes. International students can apply for the program, provided they meet DGCA’s educational and medical eligibility criteria. Assistance with documentation and admission is provided by the academy.

VayuJet provides training on modern single-engine and multi-engine aircraft, along with state-of-the-art glass cockpit simulators to give students real-world flying exposure.

On average, the CPL course duration is 18–24 months, depending on weather conditions, aircraft availability, student performance, and examination schedules.

As per DGCA guidelines, the eligibility criteria are:

• Age: Minimum 18 years at the time of application

• Education: 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics, Mathematics, and English with at least 50% marks

• Medical Fitness: DGCA-approved Class 1 Medical Certificate from a designated medical examiner

A Commercial Pilot License (CPL) is an aviation license that allows you to fly aircraft professionally and get paid for your services. It is the mandatory step after basic pilot training to become a professional pilot and operate passenger or cargo aircraft.

Yes. The CPL course at VayuJet Aviation Training Academy, Pune, is DGCA-approved and conducted as per the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), India’s regulatory authority for aviation training.

To obtain a CPL in India, a student must complete a minimum of 200 flying hours, which also includes at least 15 hours on a multi-engine aircraft. Depending on the cadet’s performance, training hours may extend beyond the minimum requirement.

The CPL training program consists of:

• Ground School Training: 120 hours for SPL & FRTOL-R + 350 hours for CPL subjects

• Simulator Training: 20 hours (10 hours Single-Engine + 10 hours Multi-Engine Glass Cockpit)

• Flying Training: 200+ hours (including Multi-Engine aircraft flying)

• Aviation English Language Proficiency (AELP): 30 hours training & testing

• DGCA-approved and ISO 9001:2015 certified training academy

• Nearly three decades of aviation training experience

• Complete training under one roof – ground school, flight training, simulator, AELP, and medical assistance

• Expert instructors with airline and military aviation background