Commercial Pilot License involves practical training, medical tests & flying time during the course. After completion candidates can become co-pilot in an airline. The demand for CPL training has surged among aspiring pilots, leading to an increase in aviation schools and flight clubs across India. Candidates can enroll in CPL programs through various entrance exams or, in some cases, based on merit.

Upon completing the CPL course, candidates must undergo an additional training period of 6 months to 1 year. This practical experience is crucial for securing employment in government and private airlines. CPL holders can find opportunities in passenger and cargo transport, aerial surveying, and search and rescue operations. With a CPL, pilots gain the qualifications necessary to embark on a rewarding career in aviation, fulfilling their passion for flying while contributing to the industry.