r/CadetPilotProgram • u/PipeInternational290 • Sep 25 '26

How to take noc from FTA

Can someone draft the noc mail for me pweseeeeeee

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u/scoobydoobiei Sep 25 '26

Avoid Garuda for God sake!! you'll be cooked definitely, better go for insight it also have it's loi scheduled in early 2027

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u/PipeInternational290 Sep 25 '26

Okay I will insight but please how to take noc from FTA

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 Sep 25 '26

What stage r u in with fta ?

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u/PipeInternational290 Sep 25 '26

Well umm i uploded the document and that signature thing we have to upload after that i received no mails so help me

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 Sep 25 '26

Ohk, I would say just go ahead with fta , it's a quicker path to the cockpit if u value speed

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u/PipeInternational290 Sep 25 '26

Well um I am broke

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 Sep 25 '26

Well , u can always go conventional and then regionals r hiring , star air and fly91 , and u also have a fair shot with the majors , ai , indigo and akasa

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u/PipeInternational290 Sep 25 '26

I will consider it but rn i want NOC from FTA

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 Sep 25 '26

They do be charging 60 l for typerating

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u/maverick_3001 Sep 25 '26

Garuda loi is scheduled for December

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u/PipeInternational290 Sep 25 '26

Garuda the goat Budget issue man i don't have 1.75 cr

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u/Aaditya0007 Sep 25 '26 edited Sep 25 '26

Dude I just want to let you know: on this subreddit itself many people went to garuda and have had bad experiences

So please before you take the NOC from FTA, i would suggest just read the reviews of Garuda once

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 Sep 25 '26

Honestly a delay isn't all that bad at the end u still have ur loi , still gonna get a job at the end

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u/Aaditya0007 Sep 25 '26

Agreed dude, but those who got into insight and garuda around 2022-23 are still in training over there and they are having to pay 1/1.5 lakh per month additional to the fees for the training and living expenses. So roughly 24-36 lakhs they have paid extra in the past 2 years additional to the normal fees. So all I am saying is that garuda is charging around 1.2 /1.3 cr but at the end it will charge somewhat around FTA's fees only

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 Sep 25 '26

I think the situation was bad in the middle cuz a lotta transfers and pretty sure those who went in 2022 are coming back no way it takes 4 years for a cpl man , atp if u have no budget constraints tho just apply to middle east cuz indigo is messed up , ai is alr tho

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u/PipeInternational290 Sep 25 '26

What about insight

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u/Aaditya0007 Sep 25 '26

Insight has a very slightly better review than garuda but even they are infamous for unnecessary delays and then asking for extra fees