As per DGCA CPL requirements an aspirant must first clear a Class 2 medical test which checks eyesight hearing blood pressure ECG blood tests and overall health. Once this is cleared the candidate must undergo a Class 1 medical test which is mandatory before flying training starts. This test is more detailed and evaluates physical and mental health to meet the DGCA CPL flying requirements.
Vision: You must have near perfect eyesight and corrective glasses or contact lenses are allowed within certain limits.
Hearing and ENT checks: Normal hearing ability and healthy ear nose throat conditions are required.
General health: No chronic illness uncontrolled diabetes or heart related conditions should be present.
Mental health: Stable mental condition with no history of disorders.
The CPL requirements DGCA ensures that only those who are medically capable can operate an aircraft. This safeguards passengers crew and the pilot themselves. In addition maintaining medical fitness is essential for the DGCA CPL renewal requirements which must be completed periodically to continue flying.
For candidates converting a foreign license the DGCA requirements for CPL conversion also include valid medicals as per DGCA rules. Along with DGCA CPL flying hours requirements maintaining medical fitness is a continuous part of a pilot's journey.
meeting the DGCA commercial pilot license requirements is not just about flying skills it is about being physically and mentally fit to manage aviation responsibilities safely.