If you’ve ever dreamed of becoming a commercial pilot, you’ve likely come across two key licenses: CPL (Commercial Pilot License) and CHPL (Commercial Helicopter Pilot License). While both qualify you to fly professionally, the main difference lies in the type of aircraft you operate.

CPL is for fixed-wing aircraft (airplanes), which typically fly longer distances at higher altitudes. CHPL is for rotary-wing aircraft (helicopters), which offer the unique ability to land in confined spaces and perform vertical take-offs.

The training for both is specialized and intensive. While Jet Serve Aviation Academy and IIA Gurgaon focus significantly on maintenance, we understand the synergy between pilots and engineers. Choosing the right license depends on your career goals—whether you want the global reach of airlines or the specialized versatility of helicopter operations.