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A Complete Pilots Career Guide
Step By Step
Learn How to Become an International Airlines Pilot
www.PilotsCareerGuide.blogspot.com
By
Capt. Shekhar Gupta [Pilot]
Niriha Khajanchi [MBA Aviation]
Table of Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Editors
1. Your Aviation Career Starts Here
2. Pilot Training
3. Flight Ratings
4. Where Are the Pilots Jobs ?
5. The Regional Airlines
6. The Majors
7. More Jobs
8. The Pilot and the Personal Computer
9. Medical Requirments for Pilots
10 Aviation Jargons
11 Global Aviation Recession
12 Training: Where to Get it,
13 How to Finance your Pilot Training
14 Airline, Corporate, and Charter opportunities
15 Top Pilots Interview Questions
16 Best Paying Flying Jobs
17 Using the Internet in Your Job Search
18 Aviation Pilot Training Schools
19 Most Common Pilot's Applicant mistakes
20 Important Aviation Websites and E Mail Ids
21 Top 10 Places to Learn to Fly
22 Aviation Organisations
23 Aviation Crew [ Flight, Cabin, Ground ]
24 Aircrafts [ Single Engine, Multi Engine, Prop, Turbo Prop
Jet ]
25 FAQ
Back cover
Training: Where to Get it,
How to Finance it
Airline, Corporate, and Charter opportunities
Interview Questions
Best-Paying Flying Jobs
Flying for the FAA
Using the Internet in Your Job Search
PC-based Instruction
Interview Questions
10 common applicant mistakes
Important Websites and E Mail Ids
PC resources
Editors
Shekhar Gupta
Shekhar is a Professional Pilot with more then 8 years experience of Flying on 14 different types of Air crafts in 10 different countries with accident free Flying record. Shekhar is good in Flying Training as well as in Ground class for Pilots. Shekhar started his Flying career from Skycabs [Colombo ] and worked for many Airlines Training Companies from different part of the world. He trained more then 350 Pilots who are Flying world wide. He is a member of Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association [ USA], Royal Society of Aeronautics [ UK], Delhi Flying Club, Aeronautical Society of India, MP Flying Club Indore, Aeronautical Research Society. Before Editing this book Shekhar personally visited more then Top
200 Aviation Academies from more then 15 different countries.
Shekhar is a frequent Flyer on AA, Air India, British Airways, Cathey Pacific, Delta Airlines, Emerites, Ethihad, Jet Airways, Kingfisher and many more. Shekhar is an active member of www.MissionToCanada.com a micro Business Mission set up by Govt. of Canada and Air Transport Association of Canada.
His recent passion is Aviation SEO for which he takes classes for IIT & IIM students in India and others in abroad.
Niriha Khajanchi
Niriha is working with AeroSoft Corp as a Project Manager. Niriha and brought up in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, She did her MBA [ Aviation ] from University of Petroleum and Energy Studies in the year 2013 and has completed her B.Com from DAVV, Indore. Niriha has an experience in content writing and has done internship at GMR Aviation Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore. Niriha flown aprox 50 Hrs on Cessna 152 Aircraft.
Niriha Khajanchi is well equipped with the knowledge of various domain specific courses along with basic management subjects like Airport Planning Management, Fundamentals of Airline operations, Aviation Safety and security, Aviation
Law and Regulatory management and Customer Relationship Management, Airport and Airline Economics.
Niriha Khajanchi was a Member of 'Project Blue Tiger' (A Report on 'General Aviation: Growth, Opportunities and Challenges'. It contained a conference (same topic) proceedings organized by IACC. The report was submitted to Ministry of Civil Aviation.
Your Aviation Career Starts Here
Dear Fellow Pilot,
Wishing You a Very Happy Take Off !
Before you take decision to become an International Airlines
Pilot you must read following dos and don't for Pilots.
We have included this section to help and explain the Pilot's opportunities available to those Trainees who continue to work towards the Professional Pilot License level, and there after how to get about with their "way forward" plans.
We have also thought it prudent to include some of the many pitfalls or setbacks that await the financially unwary in what is otherwise a very loving Profession.
Every country has its own civil Aviation Department who manages Aviation
activities. You must make sure here we are talking about only Civil Aviation industry Not defence or military Flying. If you are planning to become a Fighter Pilot, Sorry we also can't help you much.
Why should you become a Professional Pilot ?
- Passion
- Glamour
- Reputation
- Career
- Born Pilot [ Childhood Desire ]
Before you begin
Before you embark, it is most important that you get an assessment from your country's "Civil Aviation Dept;" about the recognition of the license you are hoping to get, Is the License fully recognized by your civil aviation when you
return back home., ..? Also read CAR [ Civil Aviation requirment ] throughly.
Know your Certificates :
- PPL
- CPL
- IR
- MEL
- CFI
- ATPL
International Pilot Training Industry
Aviation worldwide is a recurring market and the industry is affected predominantly by economics, politics and some part of the globe with acute terrorism..ect. 9/11 had a negative impact on the Airline industry, while in other regions tourism sustained and some picked up and all the local Airlines and charter companies fared rather well...Outside an Airline Not all Pilots choose an Airline career. There are many other specialties just as rewarding. Other areas available are crop
spraying, although I don't recommend it if you intend going the Airline route.
Remuneration
Obviously this is a difficult subject to generalise on as salaries vary extensively around the world. Crop spraying is renowned as being a well paid job but this will be cyclically dependant on the seasons.
Internationally Salary of the Second Officer range between USD $ 600 per month to USD $ 1500 per month First Officer USD $ 1000 per month to USD $ 3500 per month and for a Captain between USD $ 2000 per month to USD $ 8500 per month . The salary depends on the Airline you fly and the number of hours / years of service. Normally the period of transition from a First Officer to a Captain is 5-15 years. Small and
developing countries like Nepal, Burma pay least Salaries and Countries like Africa, Canada pay best Salaries in the world.
Few fortunate Pilots become a Captain in 2-5 years too. Similarly Pilot salaries have drasticasllly fallen down after the shut down of many small n medium size Airlines.
Job Prospects for Pilots
Due to Global Reccession, Aviation Industry is going through a rough phase. But, with the economy growing consistently and increasing purchasing power of people across the Globe the Aviation industry is bound to grow. The importance of time over money is key to making a transition from the railways to Airlines as a primary mode of transport. Flying however is a universal skill and once you have a few thousand hours under the belt, the world is open with opportunities.
Last but not least...
Take off is optional but landing is compulsory..
Shekhar Gupta
Niriha Khajanchi
A Complete Pilots Career Guide
Step By Step
Learn How to Become an International Airlines Pilot
www.PilotsCareerGuide.blogspot.com
By
Capt. Shekhar Gupta [Pilot]
Niriha Khajanchi [MBA Aviation]
Table of Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Editors
1. Your Aviation Career Starts Here
2. Pilot Training
3. Flight Ratings
4. Where Are the Pilots Jobs ?
5. The Regional Airlines
6. The Majors
7. More Jobs
8. The Pilot and the Personal Computer
9. Medical Requirments for Pilots
10 Aviation Jargons
11 Global Aviation Recession
12 Training: Where to Get it,
13 How to Finance your Pilot Training
14 Airline, Corporate, and Charter opportunities
15 Top Pilots Interview Questions
16 Best Paying Flying Jobs
17 Using the Internet in Your Job Search
18 Aviation Pilot Training Schools
19 Most Common Pilot's Applicant mistakes
20 Important Aviation Websites and E Mail Ids
21 Top 10 Places to Learn to Fly
22 Aviation Organisations
23 Aviation Crew [ Flight, Cabin, Ground ]
24 Aircrafts [ Single Engine, Multi Engine, Prop, Turbo Prop
Jet ]
25 FAQ
Back cover
Training: Where to Get it,
How to Finance it
Airline, Corporate, and Charter opportunities
Interview Questions
Best-Paying Flying Jobs
Flying for the FAA
Using the Internet in Your Job Search
PC-based Instruction
Interview Questions
10 common applicant mistakes
Important Websites and E Mail Ids
PC resources
Editors
Shekhar Gupta
Shekhar is a Professional Pilot with more then 8 years experience of Flying on 14 different types of Air crafts in 10 different countries with accident free Flying record. Shekhar is good in Flying Training as well as in Ground class for Pilots. Shekhar started his Flying career from Skycabs [Colombo ] and worked for many Airlines Training Companies from different part of the world. He trained more then 350 Pilots who are Flying world wide. He is a member of Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association [ USA], Royal Society of Aeronautics [ UK], Delhi Flying Club, Aeronautical Society of India, MP Flying Club Indore, Aeronautical Research Society. Before Editing this book Shekhar personally visited more then Top
200 Aviation Academies from more then 15 different countries.
Shekhar is a frequent Flyer on AA, Air India, British Airways, Cathey Pacific, Delta Airlines, Emerites, Ethihad, Jet Airways, Kingfisher and many more. Shekhar is an active member of www.MissionToCanada.com a micro Business Mission set up by Govt. of Canada and Air Transport Association of Canada.
His recent passion is Aviation SEO for which he takes classes for IIT & IIM students in India and others in abroad.
Niriha Khajanchi
Niriha is working with AeroSoft Corp as a Project Manager. Niriha and brought up in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, She did her MBA [ Aviation ] from University of Petroleum and Energy Studies in the year 2013 and has completed her B.Com from DAVV, Indore. Niriha has an experience in content writing and has done internship at GMR Aviation Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore. Niriha flown aprox 50 Hrs on Cessna 152 Aircraft.
Niriha Khajanchi is well equipped with the knowledge of various domain specific courses along with basic management subjects like Airport Planning Management, Fundamentals of Airline operations, Aviation Safety and security, Aviation
Law and Regulatory management and Customer Relationship Management, Airport and Airline Economics.
Niriha Khajanchi was a Member of 'Project Blue Tiger' (A Report on 'General Aviation: Growth, Opportunities and Challenges'. It contained a conference (same topic) proceedings organized by IACC. The report was submitted to Ministry of Civil Aviation.
Your Aviation Career Starts Here
Dear Fellow Pilot,
Wishing You a Very Happy Take Off !
Before you take decision to become an International Airlines
Pilot you must read following dos and don't for Pilots.
We have included this section to help and explain the Pilot's opportunities available to those Trainees who continue to work towards the Professional Pilot License level, and there after how to get about with their "way forward" plans.
We have also thought it prudent to include some of the many pitfalls or setbacks that await the financially unwary in what is otherwise a very loving Profession.
Every country has its own civil Aviation Department who manages Aviation
activities. You must make sure here we are talking about only Civil Aviation industry Not defence or military Flying. If you are planning to become a Fighter Pilot, Sorry we also can't help you much.
Why should you become a Professional Pilot ?
- Passion
- Glamour
- Reputation
- Career
- Born Pilot [ Childhood Desire ]
Before you begin
Before you embark, it is most important that you get an assessment from your country's "Civil Aviation Dept;" about the recognition of the license you are hoping to get, Is the License fully recognized by your civil aviation when you
return back home., ..? Also read CAR [ Civil Aviation requirment ] throughly.
Know your Certificates :
- PPL
- CPL
- IR
- MEL
- CFI
- ATPL
International Pilot Training Industry
Aviation worldwide is a recurring market and the industry is affected predominantly by economics, politics and some part of the globe with acute terrorism..ect. 9/11 had a negative impact on the Airline industry, while in other regions tourism sustained and some picked up and all the local Airlines and charter companies fared rather well...Outside an Airline Not all Pilots choose an Airline career. There are many other specialties just as rewarding. Other areas available are crop
spraying, although I don't recommend it if you intend going the Airline route.
Remuneration
Obviously this is a difficult subject to generalise on as salaries vary extensively around the world. Crop spraying is renowned as being a well paid job but this will be cyclically dependant on the seasons.
Internationally Salary of the Second Officer range between USD $ 600 per month to USD $ 1500 per month First Officer USD $ 1000 per month to USD $ 3500 per month and for a Captain between USD $ 2000 per month to USD $ 8500 per month . The salary depends on the Airline you fly and the number of hours / years of service. Normally the period of transition from a First Officer to a Captain is 5-15 years. Small and
developing countries like Nepal, Burma pay least Salaries and Countries like Africa, Canada pay best Salaries in the world.
Few fortunate Pilots become a Captain in 2-5 years too. Similarly Pilot salaries have drasticasllly fallen down after the shut down of many small n medium size Airlines.
Job Prospects for Pilots
Due to Global Reccession, Aviation Industry is going through a rough phase. But, with the economy growing consistently and increasing purchasing power of people across the Globe the Aviation industry is bound to grow. The importance of time over money is key to making a transition from the railways to Airlines as a primary mode of transport. Flying however is a universal skill and once you have a few thousand hours under the belt, the world is open with opportunities.
Last but not least...
Take off is optional but landing is compulsory..
Shekhar Gupta
Niriha Khajanchi
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