Course Overview

Pilots who have completed the A320 rating will have ample opportunities to join leading Airlines such as Indigo, Vistara, Air Asia, etc. as they have a huge requirement of A320 rated pilots in the coming times because of hundreds of aircraft joining the fleet shortly. The airline selection process includes

Written Test (MCQ)
Psychometric & Skill Evaluation ADAPT / CASS
Group Task Assessment
Personal Interview

Eligibility

Qualification: Indian CPL + A320 Endorsement
Age: 18 to 40 yrs
Valid Indian COP/RTR, FRTO Licenses
Indian Class 1 Medical Certificate
Valid Passport
Minimum 25 hrs of ME time

What you’ll learn

A320 Systems
Memory Items
Limitations
Performance
SOPs
FCTM
Nav
Jeppesen Charts
Principles of Flight
Met
Human Performance
Special & Abnormal Ops
Mock Interviews
HR rounds
Question Banks
GD insights & practice

Training Centres

Currently A320 Rated Pilots training is only available in Dwarka, Delhi in offline mode and for PAN india in online mode.

Fees

Rs.40,000 for Written Preparation
Rs.25,000 for ADAPT/CASS
Rs.25,000 for GD + PI

Combo Fees: Rs.75,000

Duration

90 Days
Mode

Online and Offline
Timing

9:00 AM to 6:30 PM

Total Fees = ₹75,000

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