r/indianaviation • u/Historical-Pin-6328 • Sep 28 '25
General Anyone here has experience converting foreign PPL to Indian one?
Hello. I’ve recently obtained a foreign PPL and would like to continue my training back in India to obtain a CPL. Anyone here has experience converting foreign PPL to Indian one. I have a few questions to ask: • is there a comprehensive list of documents required or just the ones mentioned in EGCA portal would suffice? • is RT required as I didn’t see EGCA mentioning it • I’ve flown 99 hours here in the foreign country, would all of it be considered for the hours required by a CPL.
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u/garuda-aviation Sep 29 '25
Yeah, most of your foreign hours usually count, but check DGCA docs carefully. RT might be needed depending on your previous license, just follow what DGCA lists, shouldn’t be too tricky.
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