Not always. Training abroad meets global standards and opens up international jobs.
read more...No. Salaries differ. Captains in international airlines can earn much more than domestic routes.
read more...No. Many train for real careers with excellent salaries and growth paths.
read more...It costs more (50–70 LPA vs 35–50 LPA in India), but infrastructure and fast-track training can be worth it.
read more...Yes. Exams like Pilot CET offer scholarships that can ease fees.
read more...Not always. Helicopter pilots earn 10–20 LPA with PHPL (private), while commercial salaries vary based on role and hours.
read more...Flying needs strong focus and composure, but many pilots thrive with training and support.
read more...Definitely not. You can progress from co-pilot to captain, instructor, or senior roles.
read more...Not at all. Demand is rising globally, with many chances in airlines and charters.
read more...No. You’ll start with good pay right after CPL.
read more...Not really It is an investment but many students manage costs with loans or scholarships.
read more...They do! These include free stay, food, airport transfers, duty-free access, even free tickets.
read more...It definitely is. CPL holders enjoy strong salaries (15–20 LPA) and many benefits on top.
read more...Not if you gain hours and skill. Experience boosts monthly pay from 1.5 lakh to 5–6 lakh or more.
read more...Not at all. Many pilots go abroad and earn 2–4 times more than in India.
read more...No. While PPL is for pleasure flying, CPL or ATPL opens doors to high-paying careers in airlines and charters.
read more...Not exactly. Private pilots can earn 10–20 LPA in India, depending on skills and opportunities.
read more...Not if you train well. Salaries rise fast with experience—international captains can earn much more.
read more...No. Even fresh commercial pilots can earn around 1.5 lakh per month in India.
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