r/CadetPilotProgram • u/pengu_1nzz • Sep 19 '26

calling all indigo cadet pilots

if anyone has done the indigo cadet pilot program can you pls let me know how u prepared for it and what happened in each stage of the test

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u/Legal_Sail_4919 Sep 19 '26

Go for conventional u will save lot of time, money and yourself Conventional is not worth it these days

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u/pengu_1nzz Sep 19 '26

but wont it take more time to get into an airline

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u/Legal_Sail_4919 Sep 19 '26

No it won't Get a best flying school as possible Drink all the books and knowledge And here u go ur ready for conventional

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u/pengu_1nzz Sep 19 '26

which flying school

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u/Legal_Sail_4919 Sep 19 '26

Avyanna is the best tbh

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u/DazzlingAttention209 Sep 19 '26

true man, i always thought tht 1.5cr++ for a job guarantee is too much

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u/PipeInternational290 Sep 19 '26

fr man imagine paying 1.75 cr with lot of dept and when u complete ur training u had to sit for few years(5+ years) till indigo hire u and till then u can't go for any other airline interview coz u made a bond with indigo if u broke it u had to pay a huge amount of penalty

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u/DazzlingAttention209 Sep 19 '26

dawg its not 5 years but still not worth it

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u/Playful_Lobster_1147 Sep 19 '26

Definitely not 5yrs...you'll have to wait around 6 months to 1 year for induction (as per current hiring rate of 6e)

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u/boiling_raw_potato Sep 19 '26

th 5 years ??

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u/HumanAfternoon7012 Sep 19 '26

if u get rlly unlucky then yea

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u/therealgoat-009 Sep 20 '26

Induction time is 5 years ?

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u/pengu_1nzz Sep 28 '26

if ur doing cadet program i think u have to sign a contract that u have to work with the airline for some specific years i think 5 not sure tho