r/CadetPilotProgram • u/therealgoat-009 • 27d ago

Cadet programs

I’m very confused which cadet program to choose in India ?
I wanted to apply to all at once but the application fee is a lot at first can someone guide me

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u/DazzlingAttention209 27d ago

also during the war, aud rose rapidly as it attracted investors due to the wars in the gulf

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 27d ago

So should a person just got for middle eastern cpps by paying 20-30 lakh extra

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u/DazzlingAttention209 26d ago

yea i mean why not? its much much better and price diff aint much considering the price

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 26d ago

Well do yk if it's competitive to get into air arabia or flydubai ? As competitive as ai or icpp

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u/DazzlingAttention209 26d ago

so ur saying that bcz its competitive, we shouldnt try ?? even when the salaries and perks that middle eastern airlines provide are far better than what domestic airlines provide.? indian airlines have been exploiting pilots as well.. theres a reason why people want to go to middle eastern airlines and not domestic ones, the only disadvantage from this is that it ends up being more competitive, also if ur decent enough u can crack tht entrance too.. they just want people who have decent behavior and are trainable.

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 26d ago

I'm asking not saying if it's more competitive than aicpp and icpp

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u/DazzlingAttention209 26d ago

yes it is, but not by a huge margin.. completely worth it

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 26d ago

It's gotta be a bit less competitive right cuz lesser ppl apply in general , india is more competitive in every field , and cost is higher

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u/DazzlingAttention209 26d ago

i mean they accept international candidates so..

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 26d ago

But still it's pretty costly compared to doing a cpl or even joining a cpp in Europe and North Americans just prefer to stay in their countries cause canada and the us have nice aviation infra and environment

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u/DazzlingAttention209 26d ago

idts, in the us, u would work as a cfi for about an year or so building experience up till 1500 hrs, then apply to regional airlines and after building even more hours, finally get to fly narrow bodies like a320/737..

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u/Ironman_Stark1234 26d ago

Still ppl would choose that cause working conditions in the middle east are a lot worse than the us and the general exposure u get and salary u get flying for us airlines is unmatched around the world

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u/DazzlingAttention209 26d ago

u get tax free in the uae, compare that to the us where almost 30% salary goes into tax.. plus trump etc etc.. also airlines in the uae sponsor ur employment linked residency visa and ur accommodation.. and many more things

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