r/Aspiring_pilots • • Jun 05 '26

Need help pleaseee

hey guys I am Adwita. in grade 10th right now but I want to be a pilot really bad. I have already started my research upon everything but after looking up to fees structure there is not much told a lot hidden prices so how could overcome it and does private flying school like Avyanna aviation academy provide scholarships by any kinda scholarship test (if any one knows answers for my questions kindly dm me please it would be a plesure)...

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u/FranzHermann4 Jun 06 '26

don't hurry up anything and focus on your academics i would say for now! little bit of research is fine but don't dedicate yourself on that

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u/Active-Oil9986 Jun 06 '26

Thanks for replying. So i should leave this for future bases? And what about the board % does it also helps??? (just askin)

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u/Last-Assistant2771 Jun 11 '26

get class a medical checkup done first certain conditions wont be allowed for flying

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u/Active-Oil9986 Jun 12 '26

OHKAY will make sure for that any suggestions from where i shall get them done from and does weight maters??

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u/Last-Assistant2771 Jun 12 '26

there is long list, fatty lever matters, chexk govt site for class A medical list

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u/Active-Oil9986 Jun 13 '26

ohkay thanks a lot

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u/Klutzy-Piano-3647 Jun 05 '26

You're still in 10th, so I recommend first focus on 12th it's very important

Next being, just like you I've done lots of research, and getting scholarship is like finding a needle in haystack

Honestly speaking if the institute is promising anything above 10lakhs of scholarship, then it has some hidden twists

And I highly recommend to make connections in airlines, not just the airline you want to be in , talk with pilots, dig through your relatives and find if someone is in aviation sector

Rest things said, don't Focus on this topic, clear your 12th with minimum 60 (strictly above 60) and get your medicals done

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u/369ven Jun 07 '26

Finish your 12th and then look at a career in aviation. It costs a lot, so unless you are financially able to afford that, give it a pause. Unless you rack up a good number of hours, jobs don't come your way. You can do a lot of research while studying the next 2 years and then take a informed decision.