WHAT IS THE MINIMUM QUALIFICATION TO BE AN AIRLINE PILOT?
The basic educational qualification to become an airline pilot is to clear 10+2 (senior secondary school) with a pass in Physics and Math. The next step is to get a Commercial pilot’s license, which typically takes 1-2 years of training. After getting a commercial pilot’s license, a job with an airline begins as a trainee co-pilot and after a transition training of 6 to 8 months, one starts flying on line as a co-pilot.
Ans: The basic educational qualification to become an airline pilot is to clear 10+2 (senior secondary school) with a pass in Physics and Maths. The next step is to get a Commercial Pilot’s License, which typically takes 1-2 years of training. After getting a Commercial Pilot’s License, a job with an airline begins as a trainee co-pilot and after a transition training of 6 to 8 months, one starts flying on line as a co-pilot.
