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0:00 Introduction
1:48 Near Death Helicopter Crash Experience
4:47 What Kind Of Flying Dad Does
6:32 How To Become A Helicopter Pilot In INDIA ?
9:31 Should You Join The Aviation Field ?
11:07 War experience In the Army
13:23 Journey In The Army / SSB
15:41 From Army To Aviation Transfer Journey
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Helicopter Pilot Eligibility-For Private Helicopter Pilot’s License (PHPL):
Age: Not less than 17 years on the date of application for DGCA license. Allowing for the course duration, the student may not be less than 16 1/2 years on the date of joining the course.
Educational Qualification: Candidate should have passed Class 10 or its equivalent from any recognized Board.
Medical Fitness: Medically fit class II as certified by a DGCA empanelled doctor or Medical Establishment for issue of Student Pilot License, FRTOL(R) and PHPL license.
For Commercial Helicopter Pilot’s License (CHPL):
Age: Not less than 18 years on the date of application to the DGCA for licence after completion of flying training. Allowing for the course duration, the student may not be less than 17 years on the date of joining the course.
Educational Qualification: Aspiring candidate should have passed in Class 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics or its equivalent from any recognised Board / University.
Medical Fitness: Class II medical fitness as certified by a DGCA empanelled doctor or Medical Establishment is adequate for issue of Student Pilot’s Licence and to commence flying training, he/She should preferably obtain class I medical status prior to commencement of flying training or soon thereafter to avoid becoming ineligible for issue of CHPL Licence should he/she be declared UNFIT Class I during the middle of his/her flying training resulting in wastage of flying fee paid.
How to become a Helicopter Pilot?
There are two different way to get a Helicopter pilot license and pursue it as a career.
The first way is to join Defence Services i.e. Army (flying branch), Navy (flying branch) or Indian Air force and opt for Helicopter flying services.
To join Defence service one has to clear either NDA (after +2) exam or CDS exam (after Graduation)
The other option to aspiring Helicopter pilots is to join some flying club/institute and get the required minimum hours training to be eligible for Helicopter Pilot’s license.
Step 1
As a first step the aspiring candidates have to get admission into a DGCA approved Helicopter flying institutes. The admitted candidates are subject to Aircraft Act 1934, Rules 1937, DGCA Civil Aviation Requirements and HAL Security / Admin regulations, procedures and norms.
Step 2
To start with the candidates will put to ground training. Candidates for PHPL and CHPL will be put through 100 hours of ground training to make them eligible to appear for student pilot license viva test to be held at the academy.
Thereafter CHPL students will undergo further 250 hours of ground training to be eligible to appear for examinations in Air Regulations, Air Navigation, Aviation Meteorology, and Technical (aircraft and engines) subjects as per the syllabus prescribed by the DGCA.
The Academy will coach the students on these subjects. Passing of the ground subjects is necessary before he/she qualifies for issue of Pilot’s Licence by the DGCA besides completion of 150 hrs of flying training.
All students will be issued Fight Radio telephony Licence Restricted (FRTOL (R)) after they qualify for SPL. The test will be conducted at the academy but the licence will be issued by the DGCA after due scrutiny.
CHPL Students will thereafter need to qualify in Radio Telephony Restricted to Aviation RTR (A) test conducted by the Wireless Planning Cell (WPC) under Ministry of Communications, at different centres in the country every alternate month of the year. On passing this test called a Certificate of Proficiency in RTR (A), issued by the WPC, the DGCA issues FRTO license
Step 3
After getting the necessary ground training the candidates are subjected to flying training required for getting the PHPL and CHPL.
A CPL with minimum of 300 hrs of flight time Aeroplane shall require to complete a minimum of 20 hrs of flight time on helicopter to qualify for Private PHPL.
Note: On an average it takes nearly 20 to 24 months to get the Helicopter Pilot training for Commercial Helicopter Pilot’s Licence (CHPL) and 8 to 10 months for Private Helicopter Pilot’s Licence (PHPL).
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