Have you thought that we should get world-class pilot training in India itself, that too on advanced simulators, and we can see our own airlines on global standards? Now this dream seems to be coming true. Adani Group and Prime Aero Services are together taking majority stake worth around ₹820 crore in Flight Simulation Technique Center (FSTC) — this deal can strengthen India’s aviation strength manifold. FSTC is India’s largest independent flight-training and simulation company, with 11 advanced full-flight simulators, 17 training aircraft, both DGCA and EASA international certifications, and high-tech centers — simulation centers in Gurugram and Hyderabad, as well as two large flying schools in Bhiwani and Narnaul. Adani aims to build a fully integrated aviation service platform: civil aircraft maintenance, general aviation MRO, defense MRO, and now pilot training — all under one roof. This step can take India’s defense and commercial aviation sector to a new level. In the coming years, when airlines can bring 1500+ new aircraft, the demand for pilots will increase, training infrastructure will be strengthened, and advanced military simulation, mission rehearsals will be possible in the defense sector. If you think that this is not just a business deal but a GAME-CHANGER in the direction of preparing India’s next generation defense and commercial pilots.

Flying in the air i.e. becoming a pilot is the childhood dream of many people. However, for children who dream of flying an airplane as children, it takes years of hard work and training to actually fly. As exciting as flying in the sky is, it is equally responsible and challenging. This is the reason why pilots are counted among the highest paying professions in the world. In such a situation, let us tell you today what is the salary of a pilot who flies a private jet and which degree is required to become a pilot.

How is pilot training done?

Becoming a pilot starts from 12th class, the candidate must have passed 12th with Physics and Maths subjects. After this one has to take admission in a DGCA approved flying school. Here first one has to pass a written examination, after which 200 hours of flight training is given. After completing the training, the candidate is issued a commercial pilot license, through which he can work as a pilot in an airline or private aviation company.

How much does it cost to become a pilot?

The entire process of becoming a pilot in India costs around Rs 35 to 40 lakhs. This expense depends on which course the candidate is doing. These courses include Student Private License, Private Pilot License or Commercial Pilot License courses. During these courses, students are given training related to navigation, air regulation, meteorology, and aircraft operation.

What is the salary of a private jet pilot?

The salary of a pilot flying a private jet is equal to or sometimes more than that of an airline pilot. The average salary of a private jet pilot in India is Rs 10 to 15 lakh per month. Whereas in foreign countries, especially in the Middle East countries, where there is a shortage of trained pilots, the salary of a private jet pilot is even higher.

What degrees are required to become a pilot?

-Student Pilot License- for entry level training.
-Private Pilot License- For permission to fly a private jet.
-Commercial Pilot License- To fly aircraft commercially.
Apart from this, to become a pilot, it is also necessary to pass examinations like Navigation, Meteorology, Air Regulation conducted by DGCA and pass medical fitness certificate.

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Under Operation Sindoor, the air strike by India on terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK has filled tremendous enthusiasm in the country. Meanwhile, Tej Pratap Yadav, leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and son of Lalu Prasad Yadav, has also come into the limelight. The reason is a social media post of him, in which he has described himself as ready to serve the country, that too as a pilot!

Tej Pratap Yadav wrote on X (first Twitter),
“If my pilot training can be useful for the country, then I am ready to serve the country all the time. I have also taken pilot training and even if I die for the country, I will consider it as my good fortune. Jai Hind!”

With this post, he has also shared a picture of his pilot training days and a photo of the license. Tej Pratap’s statement has come immediately after the air strike and it is being shared a lot on social media. Many people are praising his patriotism.

If the training of pilot can be useful in the country, then I am ready to serve the country at all times.
For your information, let me tell you that I have taken pilot training and if my life is lost for the country, I will consider myself lucky.
Jai Hind…#TEJPRATAPYADAV #Bihar, pic.twitter.com/e5fmgfcnk7

– Tej Pratap Yadav (@Tejyadav14) May 7, 2025

Where did you train?

According to reports, Tej Pratap Yadav completed his pilot training from the Flying Institute in Bihar. Although he never made a career as a pilot, but now he is talking about putting his skills in the country service. Tej Pratap is already very active on social media and his post has also become a topic of discussion. However, in the post he has shared, flying radio telephone operator license (uninterrupted) is written.

Patriotism

It is worth noting that under ‘Operation Sindoor’, the Indian Army destroyed and destroyed 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK. This action was taken in response to 26 people killed in Pahalgam terror attack on 22 April. After this strike, there has been an atmosphere in support of the army across the country.

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