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Insight Aviation

A cadet academy, not on the DGCA's list of approved Indian organisations. Its cadet programme fee is USD 127,500 (Published).

Checked 14 June 2026
Two student pilots walking out to a light aircraft at sunrise
WhereGurugram, Haryana
SchoolGurugram, Haryana; 43 Air School, South AfricaInsight Aviation
ApprovalNot on the DGCA Indian list
The cadet programmeUSD 127,500Published

Source: the company's own cadet programme page, checked 14 June 2026.

What else it publishes

What it is forAmount
The same programme in rupees, as the company's own page states itabout ₹1,06,00,000Published

Read from the rupee equivalent printed on the same page, checked 14 June 2026.

What it does not publish

  • The split between the Indian ground phase and the South African flying phase is not published, so how long you spend in each country is unclear from the price alone.

How to apply

  • Step 1. Selection runs through the airline first, and this company is where you are placed afterwards, so the assessment and the airline's own standards come before any conversation about the fee.

Whichever school you choose, the licence needs a DGCA Class 1 medical, a DGCA Computer Number and five theory papers from the DGCA exam syllabus, practised in the DGCA question bank and under a timed mock test.

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