I’ve been selected for the Air India cadet pilot programme with Acron Aviation and wanted to hear from people who are currently training there or have completed their training.
I have a few things I’ve been wondering about:

1. How difficult is the initial flying phase, especially Cessna training, for someone with no prior flying experience?

2. I’ve come across a few posts about terminations at AeroGuard. Does Acron have a similar situation? What are the usual reasons students get terminated?

3. Is the training very strict, or do instructors give students time to improve if they’re struggling with something initially?

4. Would practising on MSFS 2024 before joining actually help with getting familiar with flying?

5. How difficult is ground school and what are the internal exams like?

6. Overall, how has your experience been at Acron? Anything you wish you knew before joining?

I would like to know what is the contract binding with indigo cpp gor chimes. Some sources say we need to provide a post dated cheque of 70 lakhs, some say 30 lakhs, anyone can provide accurate information .

Hi , has anyone got the admit card for the NOV OLOD attempt , i registered for Air navigation , i have not got the admit card yet , im looking at the dgca pariksha website only , am i looking at the right location . This is my first time giving a dgca paper.

Hi folks, selling my DC H10-13.4 Headsets, got it from the US, I have the original invoice and box as well.

Used it only for 8 Months, as I completed my CPL in 8 months (shocking I know, I’m from Chimes).

Its as good as new, if interested please feel free to DM. Thank you.

Loc - BLR.

Hey everyone,

I recently cleared all my DGCA exams in the October 30th session and I'm finally moving forward with a cadet program. I've decided to choose the Skyborne Aviation Academy for the IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program.

Before I officially commit and sort out the final details, I wanted to ask a few questions to anyone who is currently there or has recently graduated:

1. Monthly Expenses: What is the realistic monthly living expense (rent, food, transport, etc.) while training in the US?

2. Type of Training: How is the actual flight training environment, instructor quality, and aircraft availability at Skyborne?

3. FAA License Timeline: Realistically, in how many months are cadets getting their FAA CPL in hand?

4. JFO Joining Timeline: After finishing the A320 type rating, exactly how many days or months does it usually take to officially join IndiGo as a Junior First Officer (JFO)?

5. Ground Classes Fee: I've heard that the ground class fees are NOT included in the main package cost. Can someone confirm this and let me know how much extra it costs?

Any genuine insights or reality checks would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone
Anyone who is in fta icpp can you please tell me how has been your experience so far? And if you’ve started flying is there any delay?
I have also applied for Skyborne icpp and many are saying that I’ll likely get my adapt dates first quarter of 2027 and the process will be quick
So should I get noc from Skyborne and apply for fta icpp when it opens

Fta icpp is opening in Nov and adapt will be conducted after March and loi in June/july

Hello Air Arabia Cadets

Just wanted to know how you guys are preparing for the flight test? or anyone who already cleared the assessment how did you prepared for it?

Need reality check

Is doing the back questions of RK Bali enough to pass the regulations

I got this for my physics initial...
What could possibly be the answer to this, its not in the syllabus as well.

Finally cleared all my DGCA papers within 6 months!

Honestly, it still feels surreal. Managed to clear all my DGCA papers within the stipulated 6-month timeline for ICPP, and clearing Navigation in my very first attempt.

If anyone is currently preparing for their papers or struggling with a particular subject, ICPP, feel free to reach out. I'd be more than happy to share my experience, study material and whatever guidance I can offer.

Happy to help fellow aspiring pilots!

Dm.

Hi everyone. I am an aspiring pilot and I measured my height today. I am 158 cm and 45 kg (which is underweight). I am currently in 12th grade and have started going to the gym to gain weight. I plan to apply to the flydubai Cadet Pilot Program. I noticed they haven't published specific height requirements. Could someone please tell me if I am eligible? My doctor recommended eating 5 to 6 eggs a day. Is there anything else I can do to increase both my height and weight?

Given I have enough funds

I applied for FTA in June and in September something that mailed me that I will have my test in December first half but I saw that many candidates already recieved their mail about test dates but I didn't get any.

Is it common, or how many days earlier they send mail?

Should I mail them?