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A Flight Instructor Rating (FIR) is a qualification that allows a pilot to provide flight instructions to aspiring pilots. It is an important step in a pilot’s career progression, as it enables them to share their knowledge and skills with others while contributing to aviation safety and training.
Candidates must be at least 18 years of age to enroll in the Flying Instructor Training Program.
Applicants must hold a current CPL issued or approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
A valid Class I Medical Certificate is mandatory, ensuring fitness standards as per DGCA guidelines.
You must demonstrate ICAO Level 4 English or higher, ensuring you can effectively understand and communicate in aviation English.
Our admissions team can walk you through eligibility, timelines and the fee structure in ten minutes. No pressure and no follow-up campaign.
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A programme that will take you with zero or little flying experience through an FAA structured programme.
Modern integrated avionics, autopilot with automated straight-and-level recovery, and whole-airframe parachute recovery.
Multi-engine training, night flying and landing charges at other bases are covered in the programme fee.
Debriefed against defined competencies every sortie, with a competency check closing every phase.
Ground school, flying, operations and maintenance together. No commuting between a city classroom and a distant airstrip.
Interview and psychometric familiarisation, group exercise practice and a full logbook audit before you go to selection.