How can a Indian become pilot in New Zealand?

You do not need prior ground training or flying experience to join us.

1. Age 18 years at commencement of training.
2. High School with good grades.
3. Good English language skills (IELTS 6.0 in Academic module)
4. NZ CAA Class 1 Medicals (Examiner available in Mumbai)
5. Pass our online Pilot Pre-Screening Test (ADAPT)*

Can I be a pilot in New Zealand?

The beginning of everyone’s journey to becoming a pilot in New Zealand is with a Private Pilot Licence or PPL. With a PPL pilots can fly for recreation, carry non fare-paying passengers and learn to fly different types of small aircraft. A Class 2 medical examination is required to gain a PPL.

Can a foreigner become a pilot in India?

If you did your pilot training abroad and you want to work in India, you need a Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) Pilot License. The first step is to call DGCA and ask about the process on how to convert the license as varies per country. After that, compile all of the requirements needed.

How much does it cost to become a pilot in NZ?

As a general guide it can cost around $100,000 to $120,000 NZD to complete a CPL, this does not include any extra Ratings or hours needed to master the required flight skills and is intended as a guide only.

How much do pilots get paid NZ?

Airline pilots Pilots who fly turboprop (propeller) planes on domestic routes earn between $50,000 and $150,000 a year. Pilots who fly jet planes on domestic or international routes earn between $80,000 and $190,000 or more. International jet pilot captains can earn up to $300,000.

What qualifications do I need to be a pilot NZ?

Entry requirements

• hold a Private Pilot Licence (PPL)
• complete at least 200 hours of flying.
• pass a Class 1 medical exam, written exams, an English language test, and a flying test.
• satisfy the Civil Aviation Authority’s fit and proper person requirements – for example, by showing you don’t have serious convictions.