Here's what you get...
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TECHNICAL GENERAL - CPL
Taught to you directly by Capt. Naha Thakare...
Detailed online ON DEMAND course including the following..
a. Basic Aerodynamics
b. Jet Engines
c. Piston Engines
d. Aircraft Systems
e. Electrics - Question Banks, Practice Questions & Most asked questions in DGCA Exams.
- A complete understanding of concepts.
- Computer Number Assistance & Class 2, Class 1 Medical Guidance (if required)
- Capt. Neha Thakare as your mentor for your pilot career.
- A complete done for you SYSTEM for you to be successful in your exams.
Special Features of CNTAA
- Proven program for success not only to excel in DGCA Exams but also throughout Aviation career.
- Hard Copies of notes shipped right to your address.
- Access to QUESTION BANKS
- LIVE SESSIONS for doubts & student rostering (scheduling).
- Personal contact for doubts
- Explanation of each type of problem after every chapter.
- Mock tests before exams.
& everything required for success in DGCA Exams
Course curriculum
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We're excited to present you the all new course for your success in the DGCA Exams : Technical General
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Introduction to Aerodynamics
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Forces on an Aeroplane
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Definitions | What is called what!!!!!
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Definitions 2 | "yep, those are important" DGCA said so..
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Terminologies | "so that you can talk like a pilot" 👩🏻✈️🧑🏻✈️
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Terminologies 2
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Terminologies 3
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Terminologies 4
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Terminologies 5
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Symbols
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Atmosphere & Dynamic Pressure
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Effects of Temperature & Density
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Relative Density, MEA
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Types & Relation between Airspeeds : IAS CAS
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V Speeds & Mach Number
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Principle of Continuity
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Bernoulli's Theorem
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Streamline & Stream Tube
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Questions 1 to 18
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Questions 19 to 26
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Questions 27 to 33
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Questions 34 to 40
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Questions 41 to 48
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Questions 49 to 57
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All lessons here onward are Part of Full Course
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About this course
- Free
- 60 lessons
A message for aspiring pilots :
"Taste of the sky ain't easy, but I promise you that it's worth it"
Getting to the place where I am at right now in my aviation career wasn't easy. I've not only seen but experienced the ups and downs of the industry. From airline closures to fuel prices spike ups. From jobless pilots to flight cancellations due to shortage of pilots. I've seen and experienced it all. It has affected and benefited me at different stages of life. It sometimes seems like now is not the time, or sometimes feels like only if I'd have started back then. What makes a successful pilot is shear persistence and efforts in the right direction. As you're choosing this career for yourself, just keep on doing your part. Focus on the right knowledge, skills & experience. Most certainly, your efforts will pay off. There for you,
- Capt. Neha Thakare
