What is the duration of the B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering + CPL course?

The duration of the B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering + CPL (Commercial Pilot License) course typically ranges from 4 to 5 years. This integrated program combines the academic coursework of aeronautical engineering with the practical training required to obtain a Commercial Pilot License.

Breakdown of the Duration:

  1. B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering (4 Years):

    • The engineering portion focuses on subjects like aerodynamics, aircraft systems, propulsion, and flight mechanics.
    • Includes classroom learning, laboratory work, and practical projects.
  2. CPL Training (1 Year Approx.):

    • While flight training may begin during the B.Tech program, it typically requires an additional 6–12 months to complete the required 200-250 flying hours for CPL certification.
    • Covers training on single-engine and multi-engine aircraft, simulators, and aviation theory.

Flexible Training Schedule:

Some institutions may integrate CPL training within the 4-year program, allowing students to complete both qualifications simultaneously. Others may extend the duration to accommodate additional flying hours.

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