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what is the salary in pilot? if it is between 10 to 20 lakhs,is it vary in different countries?why. is there any way to becom pilot if he or she is so poor, is there any help

Being an airline pilot is a
glamorous, exciting, and
highly rewarding job. But how
exactly do you become one?
You just can't submit a resume
and expect someone to call
you back with a job offer. The
process takes a long time and
requires precise requirements.
It can actually take up to 10
years of flying experience to
even qualify for a position.
Needless to say, you need to
be serious and committed.
Work hard and follow the
steps below and one day you
might become a commercial
airline pilot!

IS THERE ANY ENTRENCE EXAM TO BECOME COMMERCIAL PILOT?

Is there any entrance exam to become a commercial pilot?

how to became a pilot after 10th gseb board?

hi frnds i just want to know do we have give any ENTRANCE EXAM n wat will be the salary for one month and how will be future in this field . i hope anyone will help me here

hai,

Pilot Salary details:

A trainee Pilot or Co-Pilot can get starting salary of about Rs.60,000/- to Rs.70,000/-.

In about 2 to 3 years,after flying 2,000 to 3,000 hours, you can become a flight commander.A senior commander gets a salary of Rs.4 laks to Rs.5 lakh per month.

The training of a pilot abroad cost Rs.15 to Rs.20 lakh but this amount can be recovered in a few years as the salary is very high for pilots.

A pilot can earn more depending on the experience, company and the kind of planes they fly. The expatriate pilots can get a handsome amount between $9,500 to $11,000(for new wide-bodied aircrafts).

Eligibility To become a Pilot/ Co-Pilot:

Candidate should have the licence of SPL for which matriculation and 16 years of age is prescribed for appearing for the test. To get a CPL.

Education Qualification:

Candidate should have passed 10+2 examination with Physics and Mathematics.

Age limit:
Candidate age must be between the age of 18-30 years.

Height Requirements:

The minimum height should be 5 feet and eyesight 6/6. Remuneration Sky is the limit for hard working people in Aviation.

This procedure is based on three steps:

1.Students Pilot Licence

2.Private Pilot Licence

3.Commercial Pilot Licence

1.Student's Pilot Licence:

A basic maths test needed to cleared to get the student licence and your age should be at least 16 years and you must have 10th to obtain students licence.

2.Private Pilot Licence:

In this training there would be a written test that you must clear.You will have to get the 40 hours of flying experience with an instructor and 20 hrs to solo flying experience.

3.Commercial Pilot Licence:

There will be series of written test by DGCA on various aspects of the aircraft that you will need to pass and DGCA will ask you to go through a medical test.

regards...santhosh.................