RTR(A) & DGCA GROUND CLASSES FOR CPL/ATPL/AIRLINES. CABIN CREW & GROUND STAFF TRAINING.

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  Introduction: DGCA Class 1 Medical for a commercial pilot license which is a higher category, comes with its own set of validities and we will know the stuff and requirements for the medical. Once you get class 1 medical you don't need a class 2 medical. Class 1 medicals are much more rigorous they check you thoroughly from head to toe, but once again not to get worried they are not difficult there is nothing to get scared off once again if you are healthy in day-to-day life then most probably you are good to go.   Who needs DGCA Class 1 Medical: Category 1 medical is for  pilots engaged in commercial air operations; everything from instructing on light aircraft to flying for an airline. Of necessity, the medical standards for this group are quite high as the traveling public is putting their lives in their hands. Procedure to get DGCA Class 1 Medical: Talking about class one let's quickly look at how you get a class 1, what is the procedure etc. Now back in the days when y

Introduction: Pilots need to be fit both physically and mentally. Pilot's health and medical fitness are assessed regularly. These are very important and there are different types and classes of these DGCA medical assessments and without these, a pilot can not fly. They are not allowed to fly so these medicals are really important and in this article we are going to be looking at: 1. What are these different types and classes of medical assessments? 2. How much do they cost? 3. How do you get your class 2 medical done? 4. In what order do we process DGCA class 2 medical?   There are three different types or classes of medical assessments that is: 1. DGCA Class 1 Medical, 2. DGCA Class 2, 3. Class 3 Medical. The class 3 medical assessment is not related to pilots it's more for the air traffic controllers (ATC) so it's not for pilots.                         For the Pilot the first two that is class 1 medical and class 2 medical required. The class one i