Commercial Pilot License involves practical training, medical tests & flying time during the course. After completion candidates can become co-pilot in an airline.The Commercial Pilot License (CPL), issued by the DGCA, enables individuals to serve as Pilot in Command of various aircraft while receiving a salary. CPL holders can operate both single and multi-engine airplanes and also work as co-pilots. The training program focuses on essential skills such as general flying, aircraft testing, and various assessments mandated by the DGCA.

With a growing interest in aviation, more students are enrolling in CPL programs, leading to an increase in aviation schools and flight clubs across India. Aspiring pilots can apply through entrance exams or merit-based selection at select institutions. Upon completing the CPL course, candidates are required to complete an additional training period of 6 months to 1 year before they can pursue job opportunities with government and private airlines. In these positions, they can transport passengers and cargo and engage in aerial surveying and search and rescue operations, making valuable contributions to the aviation sector.