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Senior Trainee Pilots: All India

Position : Senior Trainee Pilots
Location : All India
Qualification : 10+2, Graduates with a combination of Physics,Chemistry,Math ematics, Statistics, Computer Science or a Honours degree in any of DGCA Approved flight despatcher or a computers Engineer in any discipline with approved Flight despatcher
Experience : Technical qualification for Sr.Pilot: Must be in possession of Indian i (a)current CPL/SCPL/ALTP(b) current medical(c)A- 320 Endorsement(d)Current flight radio T'phone Operators lic ence. (e) Current COP/RTR
Age : 35 years
Remarks : Send your typed and signed application in prescribed format available in Indian Airlines website, alongwith 2 recent passport size photographs &a DD for Rs.500/-paybale to IAL.
Contact : General Manager-Personnel
Address : Indian Airlines Limited
Airlines House
113 Gurudwara Rakabganj Road
New Delhi 110 001
Web : www.indian-airlines.com
Reference : The Hindu Print Edition dt. Jan 26, 2005

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