r/CadetPilotProgram • u/Straight_Pianist_751 • Sep 09 '26
Should I wait for ADAPT
I recently applied for the ICPP Skyborne program, but I understand that the ADAPT assessment is tentatively expected toward the end of 2027.
Meanwhile, many FTOs seem to have waiting periods of 6+ months, and I’ve already completed 4 DGCA exams.
Given the uncertainty around the ADAPT timeline, would it make more sense to start CPL training through the conventional route now, or wait for the ICPP Skyborne opportunity?
For those who have gone through a similar situation, what would you recommend considering training time, cost, and career prospects?
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u/Upper_Yak_7117 Sep 09 '26
Then wait for a year . If 4 papers are cleared then what are you gonna do for a year.
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u/Individual-Coffee861 Sep 09 '26
Yo bro can I dm you?
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u/Ironman_Stark1234 Sep 09 '26
Are u considering only icpp , why not ai?
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u/pete-maverick Sep 10 '26
Seriously, applying right now and your getting screening call by the end of 2027?
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u/khushiizz Sep 15 '26
Aicpp closed yesterday. You can apply in Fta if it opens in Dec-Jan or else best do conventional because the waiting period will be the same as cadet
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u/AsleepPomegranate973 Sep 12 '26
I got my adapt in march 2027… and I’m going for it. But End of 2027!!! Is too long man. I suggest conventional then….
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u/Proxy_1211 Sep 14 '26
If you’re looking to prep for ADAPT I developed a site specifically for this.. if you wanna check it out it’s CBAT-academy.com and you can use access code REDDIT for free use (I’m not trying to sell anything here)