Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) Program is more than a licence — it's about transforming you into a professional aviator. From ground class to cockpit, we take you on a journey where theory meets practice and ambition meets altitude.
Our training blends expert-led ground sessions, structured flying hours, simulator drills, and personalised mentorship, giving you the confidence to command the skies and the skills to thrive in modern commercial aviation.
Age : Minimum 18 years at the time of application.
Education : 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics from a recognised board.
Medical Fitness : DGCA Class II & Class I medical certification.
English Proficiency : Strong command of English.
At ATC, every step is designed to feel like you're already in the captain's seat. You'll begin with the fundamentals, then progress seamlessly into simulators and live flying — experiencing aviation from the first seat, not the back row.
Built to airline standards and global regulations, our CPL Program ensures steady progress, career readiness, and a clear path to cockpit roles worldwide. With hands-on mentorship and international compliance, ATC makes sure you don't just learn aviation — you live it, breathe it, and fly it.
Highlights include:
If you've completed flight training overseas, ATC simplifies your Foreign Licence Conversion with assistance for:
We ensure a smooth transition to flying professionally in India.
Logbook Record : Pilot logbook pages reflecting flight experience(if required).
Educational Qualifications : 10+2 mark sheets and college degree certificates.
Identification Documents : Passport or government-issued ID.
Duration : 12 – 18 Months
Ground School with Theory Examinations
Practical Flight Training at Approved Organisations
Structured Simulator Sessions
Skill Tests at Key Stages Before Licence Issuance
A minimum of 200 flying hours is required, including:
100 hours as Pilot-in-Command (Solo)
20 hours of Cross-Country Flying
10 hours of Instrument Flying
5 hours of Night Flying
These hours are designed to build the well-rounded flying experience needed for commercial operations.
Once licensed, the next step is aircraft-specific Type Rating. ATC guides you to pursue type ratings aligned with current airline hiring trends — ensuring maximum employability and career readiness.