dgca.nic.in Status for Licence Issue Request : Directorate General of Civil Aviation

Organisation : Directorate General of Civil Aviation
Facility : Status for Licence Issue Request

Home Page :http://dgca.nic.in/
Status here :http://fclsdgca.nic.in/onlinestatus.aspx

DGCA Status For Licence Issue

This is to inform all concerned that the status of the Requests for the Issue of Pilot Licences is available online through the following link

Related / Similar Facility : eSahaj Security Clearance System

Flight Crew Licensing System Self Query :
The details of the Licence issued are available on the link

Query Only for ISSUE of Licence :
** Enter File No. 1
** Enter Purpose
** Enter Lic. Type
** Enter Application Date

FAQ On DGCA

Where a person can get information for issue/conversion of a licence :
The requirements for conversion/issue of licence are specified in CAR Section 7 Series ‘G’ Part I and schedule-II of the aircraft rules. The requirements for CPL are also clearly spelled out in the application form for issue / conversions of CPL

Whether NOC is required for endorsement of multi-engine on Indian CPL :
Indian Pilots going abroad for multi-engine endorsement training in an ICAO Contracting State in their own interest are required to get the training syllabus approved by DGCA.

Whether a licence lapsed can be renewed :
Expired liences are renewed under Rule 42 of the Aircraft Rules. The requirements for renewal of expired licences/ ratings are laid down in CAR Section 7 Series ‘H’ Part I also.

Whether FRTOL can be issued without RTR (A) of Ministry of Communication :
No. The requirements for issue of FRTOL are laid down in Section ‘Y’ of the Schedule II of the Aircraft Rules.

Whether a Pilot can get endorsement on an aircraft already available in India :
Pilots are granted type endorsement on their Indian licences to fly aircrafts registered in India having valid C of A and C of R.

Whether a person holding FAA license can do recency flying in India :
A person holding FAA licence can do recency flying in India in any of the Flying Training Institute approved by the DGCA subject to comply with the provisions of Rule 6, Rule 38A, Rule 39B of the Aircraft Rules, 1937 i.e. the applicant must have a valid Indian Student Pilot Licence, Valid FRTOL and he medical.

How to obtain a RTR ?
RTR is issued by Central Government through Ministry of Communication under Indian Wireless Telegraphy Rules, 1954. For details please see their website

Whether a person can submit the paper without RTR (A) from Ministry of Communication ?
No. However, a person may submit papers to DGCA without RTR(A) from Ministry of Communication provided the result is published on WPC official website. RTR(A) in original should be submitted at the earliest, then only the application would be processed for issue of license.

What is the requirement to acquire additional or extension of aircraft rating on Multi-engine ?
Pilots holding Indian license are required to seek approval of their flying training syllabus from DGCA for obtaining Multiengine rating.

Functions of DGCA

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is the civil aviation regulatory body of India. It is responsible for the regulation of civil aviation in India, including the safety of air transport services, the airworthiness of aircraft, and the training of personnel.

The DGCA has a wide range of functions, including:
** Issuing air operator certificates (AOCs) to airlines
** Conducting safety audits of airlines and other aviation-related organizations
** Investigating aviation accidents and incidents
** Approving the design and manufacture of aircraft
** Licensing pilots, aircraft maintenance engineers, and other aviation personnel
** Setting standards for air traffic control, navigation, and communication systems
** Overseeing the operation of airports
** Enforcing civil aviation regulations

The DGCA is an important part of the Indian aviation industry. It plays a vital role in ensuring the safety of air travel and the efficiency of the aviation system.