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SUNSEA-EFTL TRAINING PROGRAMS

Eagle Flight Training Limited offers individual courses and custom designed packaged programs. For the Indian students, packaged programs are offered to save money and time.

As a pilot, you have to comprehend distances and measurements at a moment's notice. Pilots must also be capable of communicating precisely and clearly with passengers, air traffic controllers, flight attendants and other pilots. In the course of work Pilots operate computers and automated instruments continuously. So to become a Pilot, basic knowledge in Mathematics and Physics, sound English, good communication skills, and good technical aptitude and of course good health is mandatory.

Accelerated Package Program

The international students especially Indian students, who need to complete training in a faster timeframe will benefit from accelerated training programs. These programs include all of your training, charts, books, examiner fees and even your lodging for the duration of your training.

The Accelerated Training Courses are designed to be completed within 10 months. It is a full time program and the student is expected to put their efforts fully at all times.

EFTL trains all students, both foreign and domestic to meet CAA Pilot certificate requirements of CAA standards. However, once a student returns to India, should apply for conversion of foreign licence to an Indian licence with DGCA. There will be certain exams that have to be passed to do the appropriate conversion. SUNSEA takes care of the ground school requirements for conversion.

Requirement

Age : 18 Years.

Educational Qualifications: A pass in HSC (Maths/Physics/Chemistry) or equivalent.

IELTS 5.5 band

Commercial Pilot Program

For becoming as a Pilot, one should undergo this program. The Commercial Pilot Certificate permits pilots to fly aircraft for compensation or hire. Commercial pilots are entitled to perform a variety of commercial activities. Additional training and certification is needed for "Air Taxi" and "Air Carrier" operations such as charter and airlines and this training varies according to the flights models.

Private Pilot Licence [PPL] (Module 1)

This module is made up of theory and practical flying to gain the Private Pilots Licence. Candidates must complete a minimum of 50 hours Flight time and Pass 6 Exams.

Of the minimum flying time that needs to be completed during this module, the following must be included :

15 hours Minimum Dual

15 hours Minimum Solo

10 hours Minimum Cross Country Flying (5 Dual and 5 Solo)

5 hours Advanced Dual Instruction

5 hours Dual Instrument flying

5 hours Night Flying (optional)

The candidate must pass the following written examinations:

PPL Aircraft Technical Knowledge

PPL Flight Radio Telephone

PPL Navigation

PPL Meteorology

PPL Aviation Human Factors

PPL Aviation Law and Publications

Navigation Training [Module 2]

Once the PPL is completed there is advanced dual and solo consolidation required. The trainee can do the flight time requirements for the commercial cross country syllabus and build up solo experience, to a minimum of:

55.5 Hours (12.5 Dual and 43.5 Solo)

You are required to complete 3 commercial theory subjects:

CPL Aviation Law and Publications.

CPL Flight navigation

CPL Met

Also 3 instrument rating subjects:

IFR Law

IFR Flight Planning and Navigation

Instruments and Navigational Aids

At the completion of this module you will be very well placed to move on to your instrument rating.

Instrument Training [Module 3]

To gain the Instrument Rating the requirement is to have 50 hours of VFR Cross Country time Candidates must have passed.

CPL Law and Publications

CPL Meteorology

CPL Flight Navigation

And the following 3 Instrument Rating Subjects:

IFR Navigation

IFR Flight Planning

Instruments and Navigational Aids

The Instrument Rating training consists of 40 hours of Instrument time

10 hours on an IFR cross country plan this course can be completed for single or multi-engine aircraft.

The theories that can be completed during this module are the remaining 3 CPL subjects not yet held:

CPL Human Factors

CPL Aircraft Technical Knowledge

CPL Principles of Flight

Commercial Pilots Licence [Module 4]

This course is a mixture of dual and solo training for the commercial handling check. To become a Commercial Pilot, you must complete a minimum of 200 hours flight training before you're able to sit your flight test.