In addition to the B-737 type rating exam, there are other tests and exams that airline pilots must take. These include knowledge tests, instrument rating tests, and multi-engine rating tests. The knowledge tests cover a variety of topics, such as aircraft systems, navigation, and communication. The instrument rating tests assess the pilot’s ability to fly the aircraft in low visibility conditions. The multi-engine rating tests gauge the pilot’s understanding of multi-engine aircraft operations.
Aside from the tests and exams, airline pilots must also meet certain medical requirements. These requirements include passing a physical exam and meeting certain vision standards.
Pilot exams and tests can be difficult, but they are necessary to ensure airline pilots are safe and competent. To help pilots prepare for their exams and tests, there are a variety of resources available. These include online courses, books, and practice tests. In addition, some aviation schools offer ground training and syllabi.
In conclusion, there are a variety of pilot exams and tests that must be taken in order to become an airline pilot. The most important of these is the B-737 type rating exam. This exam is designed to test the pilot’s knowledge and ability to safely operate the aircraft. Other tests and exams, such as the knowledge tests, instrument rating tests, and multi-engine rating tests, are also important. Finally, pilots must also meet certain medical requirements. By understanding the different types of pilot exams, you will be better prepared to pursue your career as an airline pilot.
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Whether you wish to fly for your own pleasure or have a great career in an airline, we can help you realize your dream through the workshop by Golden Epaulettes Aviation.
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| Item | Details | Included/Excluded |
|---|---|---|
| Program | SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program, Indigo Cadet Pilot Training | |
| PHASE 1 FAA CPL IR CLASS RATING, ARIZONA USA | Comprehensive pilot training for aspiring cadets at SkyBorne Pilot Training Academy, Arizona USA | |
| Course Duration | 13 months of rigorous training for Indigo Airlines Pilot Training | |
| Training Materials | SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program materials | Included |
| Uniform | Professional pilot uniform for the Indigo Pilot Cadet Course | Included |
| Overseas Health Insurance | Excluded (Refer to Note 1), part of Indigo Cadet Program Requirements | Excluded |
| India DGCA Class 1 Medical | Excluded (Refer to Note 2), essential for Indigo Cadet Pilot Program Eligibility | Excluded |
| US FAA Class 1 Medical | Excluded (Refer to Note 3), mandatory for SkyBorne Indigo Pilot Selection Process | Excluded |
| US FAA Medical License (Renewal) | Medical license renewal, a part of the Indigo Cadet Program Requirements | Excluded |
| India–USA (Return) Flights | Flights included as part of the Indigo Airlines Cadet Program | Included |
| Airport to Accommodation Transfers | Included transportation for the SkyBorne Pilot Program India | Included |
| Executive Accommodation for 13 Months | Premium accommodation for the full course duration, part of SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program | Included |
| 1st Attempt at All Flight and Ground Theory Tests | Covered for the Indigo Airlines Pilot Training exams | Included |
| Radio Telephone Licence | Excluded, required for Pilot Training Program for Indigo Airlines | Excluded |
| Flight Hours | 226 hours on the C-172 (CPL IR), as part of Indigo Pilot Cadet Course | Included |
| Simulator Training | 40 hours Simulator Training, a key component of the Cadet Pilot Program at SkyBorne | Included |
| PA-44 Seminole IR Training | 15 hours on the PA-44 Seminole aircraft, for SkyBorne Cadet Pilot Application | Included |
| USA Goods and Services Tax (GST) | Included in the program fees for SkyBorne Indigo Pilot Selection Process | Included |
| Transport from Accommodation to Training | Daily transportation to SkyBorne Pilot Training Academy facilities | Included |
Each row now includes relevant keywords like SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program, Indigo Cadet Pilot Training, and others as requested.
| Phase | Item | Details | Included/Excluded |
|---|
| PHASE 1 | FAA CPL IR CLASS RATING, ARIZONA USA | Comprehensive pilot training for aspiring cadets at SkyBorne Pilot Training Academy, Arizona USA |
| PHASE 1 | Course Duration | 13 months of rigorous training for Indigo Airlines Pilot Training |
| PHASE 1 | Training Materials | SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program materials | Included |
| PHASE 1 | Uniform | Professional pilot uniform for the Indigo Pilot Cadet Course | Included |
| PHASE 1 | Overseas Health Insurance | Excluded (Refer to Note 1), part of Indigo Cadet Program Requirements | Excluded |
| PHASE 1 | India DGCA Class 1 Medical | Excluded (Refer to Note 2), essential for Indigo Cadet Pilot Program Eligibility | Excluded |
| PHASE 1 | US FAA Class 1 Medical | Excluded (Refer to Note 3), mandatory for SkyBorne Indigo Pilot Selection Process | Excluded |
| PHASE 1 | US FAA Medical License (Renewal) | Medical license renewal, a part of |
The total cost of the SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program is INR 10,290,000 (approximately USD 146,000, based on an exchange rate of 1 US$ = INR 70.0). This amount covers all training phases, including the Flight Licence Conversion in India and a DGCA approved A320 Type Rating, which will be conducted in Abu Dhabi with Etihad Aviation Training Limited. Detailed payment instructions and schedules will be provided in the Training Agreement, ensuring cadets are informed of their specific payment dates.
1st Payment (Deposit): US$22,500
Paid at contract signing to secure a place in the Indigo Airlines Cadet Pilot Training Programme.
2nd Payment: US$25,000
Paid 4 weeks prior to the Indigo Cadet Pilot Training start date.
3rd Payment: US$32,000
Paid 10 weeks into the SkyBorne Indigo Pilot Training Programme.
4th Payment: US$32,000
Paid 30 weeks into the Indigo Cadet Pilot Programme.
5th Payment: US$35,500
Paid 50 weeks into the SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program.
Overseas Health Insurance: Cadets must obtain overseas medical insurance covering one year before commencing training in Arizona, USA, and an additional three-month coverage before their A320 Type Rating. For assistance with insurance requirements, the Skyborne Customer Service team is readily available.
DGCA Class 1 Medical: To qualify as a Commercial Pilot in India, cadets are required to have a Class 1 Medical certificate issued by the Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGCA). This certificate must be free of limitations. For more information on the medical requirements and appointment booking, please visit the DGCA Medical Requirements.
US FAA Class 1 Medical: A valid FAA Class 1 medical certificate is mandatory before departing India for the USA. To find the nearest FAA Aviation Medical Examiner (AME), refer to the following link: FAA AME Locator.
These points ensure that cadets are well-prepared and informed about the necessary steps and requirements for the Indigo Cadet Pilot Program.
Skyborne Aviation has established a comprehensive pricing structure for the SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program that strives to encompass as many requirements as possible. The payment structure table above clearly outlines which items are included and which are excluded in the overall cost of the program.
Cadets should budget for subsistence and recreational expenses throughout the duration of their training, ensuring they are financially prepared for their time at SkyBorne Pilot Training Academy.
Upon successful completion of the program, cadets will receive both a US FAA Commercial Pilot Licence and an Indian DGCA Commercial Pilot Licence with Instrument Rating, qualifying them for commercial flying opportunities in both the USA and India.
The programme price is based on the assumption that cadets have already passed their DGCA commercial written exams. If cadets have not completed these exams, Skyborne collaborates with a reputable training provider in India to facilitate that training. Cadets interested in this option should allocate an additional US$3000 in their budget to cover the costs associated with completing the necessary training.
This information is vital for prospective cadets to understand the financial and academic commitments required for successful completion of the SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program.
Cadets are selected through a thorough application process via the SkyBorne Pilot Training Academy website. After submission, your application will undergo a screening process based on specific criteria relevant to the SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program. Suitable applicants will be invited to complete online psychometric and aptitude tests. If successful in these initial assessments, candidates will be invited to participate in a one-day evaluation with Skyborne. Successful candidates will then proceed to the final selection phase with IndiGo Airlines.
Before beginning your flight training, it is a prerequisite to have completed your DGCA written exams. If you have already obtained this qualification, you can commence your flight training immediately. However, if you have not yet completed these exams or are currently in the process, don’t worry—you are still eligible to apply for the SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program.
Upon successful completion of the selection process, you will receive an offer to join the training program, allowing you time to finish your DGCA CPL theory exams before starting flight training. Once selected by Skyborne and IndiGo, you will embark on your pilot training, which consists of three phases:
In this first phase, you will receive the training necessary to obtain a US FAA Part 141 Commercial Pilot License (CPL) with Instrument Rating (IR). Training will be conducted at our SkyBorne Airline Academy located in Vero Beach, Florida.
This phase of training will be completed in India, requiring you to take the DGCA-examined flight test to convert your US FAA CPL with IR to DGCA CPL with IR. Skyborne has partnered with training providers in India to facilitate this phase of training, ensuring a smooth transition for cadets.
In the final phase of the program, you will complete a combined Multi-Crew Co-Operation Course (MCC) and DGCA approved Type Rating on the Airbus A320. This Type Rating training will be delivered at an IndiGo Approved Type Rating Provider, equipping you with the necessary skills to operate in a multi-crew environment.
This structured approach ensures that cadets receive comprehensive training and support throughout their journey to becoming professional pilots with both US FAA and Indian DGCA credentials.
The IndiGo Cadet Pilot Training Program is meticulously designed by Skyborne in partnership with IndiGo Airlines. Here are the key features:
The IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program will take approximately 18 months to complete, allowing for travel arrangements during the training period.
To be eligible for the IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program, applicants must meet the following pre-entry requirements:
Applicants must possess:
Candidates must be aged between 18 and 32 years on the first day of the selection process.
You must hold a current and valid DGCA Class 1 Aviation Medical Certificate and obtain a US FAA Class 1 Medical Certificate before commencing your flight training.
Fluency in English, both written and spoken, is mandatory. Applicants should achieve a minimum IELTS score of 5.5, or an equivalent score in either the TOEFL or Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC).
We have created a pricing structure for the IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program that attempts to include as many requirements as possible, ensuring transparency and comprehensive support throughout your training journey.
The SkyBorne Indigo Cadet Pilot Program offers a comprehensive training experience designed to equip aspiring pilots with the necessary skills and qualifications. Here’s what is included in the Indigo Cadet Pilot Training package:
By enrolling in the Indigo Cadet Program Requirements, aspiring pilots can access an extensive range of resources and support, ensuring they are well-prepared for their future careers. The SkyBorne Cadet Pilot Application process is designed to identify candidates who meet the selection criteria, ensuring that successful applicants embark on a fulfilling training journey. Understanding the Indigo Cadet Program Fees and Cost is crucial for prospective cadets, as it encompasses all elements mentioned above, ensuring a holistic approach to pilot training.
