How long does it take to become First Officer from junior First Officer?
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How long does it take to become First Officer from junior First Officer?
If you successfully complete your training, you move on to become First Officer on Probation, for a period of six months at a minimum. Then you become a Junior Line First Officer, and after a couple of years, a Senior Line First Officer.
What is the salary of junior First Officer in IndiGo Airlines?
Average IndiGo First Officer salary in India is ₹ 33.7 Lakhs for employees with years of experience. First Officer salary at IndiGo ranges between ₹ 29 Lakhs to ₹ 40 Lakhs.
What does a junior First Officer do?
A Junior first officer is a pilot who has just joined the Airline and he or she is under training/supervision of Senior Pilots. This period of training is also referred to as Line Training, which generally lasts for about 6-8 months, depending on Airlines.
How long does it take to get promoted from First Officer to captain?
about 4 to 20 years
Being promoted from First Officer to Captain can take anywhere from about 4 to 20 years from joining the airline, depending on the type of airline and individual performance. To Captain a commercial aircraft, you must have logged at least 1,500 flight hours and hold a full Air Transport Pilots Licence (ATPL).
What is the Indigo cadet pilot programme?
The unique IndiGo Cadet Pilot Programme is specifically designed for individuals with no previous flying experience who would like to embark on a career as a pilot. The programme comprises two phases of training. Phase 1 – Commercial Pilot License with ME IR (CPL ME IR) Domestic Pathway. Footprint.
What is the CAE-Indigo International Pathway?
This self-sponsored International Pathway is jointly designed by CAE and IndiGo to enable you to train for a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) and an Airbus A320 Type Rating with CAE before going on to fly as an A320 First Officer with IndiGo.
What is it like to work for indigo?
And especially IndiGo, they’ll make you fly like it is nobody’s business. The patterns are brutal sometimes. 4, sometimes 5 sector days and 12 hour duties, only to repeat it every day. With only 4 offs in a month, the new FO contract is meaner and will squeeze you dry.
How would you describe the Indigo tie?
The pattern on the tie is unique to IndiGo only. Those white curves are a real treat for the eye. The classic shirt and the formal trouser. The belt, it has an IndiGo logo at the top left. Sorry I couldn’t provide you with a close-up photo.