How to convert my indian cpl (aeroplane)
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How to convert my indian cpl (aeroplane)
Hello friends
i just wish to know that can i convert my indian cpl (aerolplane)
into the category of indian cpl (hot air balloon)
if yes ,
then what is the procedure and how many hours do i need to complete for the conversion apart from giving technical exam
help will pe really appreciated
i just wish to know that can i convert my indian cpl (aerolplane)
into the category of indian cpl (hot air balloon)
if yes ,
then what is the procedure and how many hours do i need to complete for the conversion apart from giving technical exam
help will pe really appreciated
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How to convert my Indian CPL (Aeroplane)
danger440: If you're an "indian cpl (aerolplane)" holder then you will probably have heard of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, you may know them simply as "the DGCA". This is the organisation that issued your licence and this is also the organisation you should direct any questions that you may have regarding 'conversions'. The DGCA has a very comprehensive web-site, Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Government of India , and this should be your first point of query, if you don't find what your looking for, use the 'contact' information to write/speak to them. It works for me. If you decide to write to them pay a little more attention to your spelling and grammer.
Finally, you'll get a better response to any India-related queries if you post on the 'South Asia and the Far East' thread.
Finally, you'll get a better response to any India-related queries if you post on the 'South Asia and the Far East' thread.
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"...thanx for replying @saint jack
but i have tried it and i have received no response from them
any other suggestions ?..."
I did mention in my earlier reply that you to pay more attention to your spelling and grammar if you wrote to the DGCA. If your communication was any thing like your last post I probably wouldn't reply to you either. What you should have written was:
"...Thank you for replying Saint Jack. I have written to the DGCA but have received no response from them. Do you have any other suggestions?..."
As a CPL holder aspiring to greater things, you must not only look like a professional (the way you dress and your physical bearing), but you must also act professionally, this includes being able to communicate with people and organisations in a proper manner - no 'text speak'.
Now I suggest you determine the correct person in the DGCA to talk to and give him/her a phone call. Ensure you have all of your particulars at hand to answer the questions that will be asked. If the person you initially contact is not the right person, ask who is and their contacts. Failing this, the only thing to do is gather up all you data and go and pay them a visit.
but i have tried it and i have received no response from them
any other suggestions ?..."
I did mention in my earlier reply that you to pay more attention to your spelling and grammar if you wrote to the DGCA. If your communication was any thing like your last post I probably wouldn't reply to you either. What you should have written was:
"...Thank you for replying Saint Jack. I have written to the DGCA but have received no response from them. Do you have any other suggestions?..."
As a CPL holder aspiring to greater things, you must not only look like a professional (the way you dress and your physical bearing), but you must also act professionally, this includes being able to communicate with people and organisations in a proper manner - no 'text speak'.
Now I suggest you determine the correct person in the DGCA to talk to and give him/her a phone call. Ensure you have all of your particulars at hand to answer the questions that will be asked. If the person you initially contact is not the right person, ask who is and their contacts. Failing this, the only thing to do is gather up all you data and go and pay them a visit.
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well check you could figure out your answer from the official source i.e DGCA website in the section Civil aviation requirement . I did't see any provision on CPL issued for balloons but there are provisions to issue it on Private pilot licences. the syllabus is here http://dgca.nic.in/cars/D7B-B3.pdf scroll to 2.3. but sorry mate never heard any one getting balloon license in the recent to help you out precisely. hope any flight schools in India could help you but unfortunately i don't know any flight schools that offer balloon training. Try discussing this issue with Ashutosh Vashisht of training and licensing from DGCA. if you don't get him on phone file an RTI with all your queries and they will be pleased to help you.
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danger440: Here's another way for you to try; you seem eager to get a hot-air ballon rating so I'm assuming you have an opportunity to enter this branch of aviation with a specific operator. If this is the case, ask them for their point-of-contact in the DGCA and follow that trail.
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Thank you @saint jack and @ t.a
i would pay more attention to the points you pointed out in future .
And i think visiting dgca would be the best option for my queries as there is very less information regarding hot air balloon on the forums and internet .
i would pay more attention to the points you pointed out in future .
And i think visiting dgca would be the best option for my queries as there is very less information regarding hot air balloon on the forums and internet .
