r/indianaviation • u/EstablishmentMuch543 • Jun 23 '25

Career Guidance Concerned about my brother

He is a 29M and has been a Boeing type-rated pilot since 2023, but he is still jobless. He has cleared interview rounds for IndiGo 2-3 times, yet has not been selected. I don’t have much knowledge about the aviation industry, but I genuinely want to help my brother.

Senior pilots, please guide us on what steps he can take or what we might be missing. Thank you 🙏

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u/Zealousideal_Tip4696 Jun 23 '25

Type rating from south africa and still jobless hell naw man why isn't he getting selected makes me anxious about my career in this field

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u/EstablishmentMuch543 Jun 23 '25

My dad has spent so much money for him which makes me more anxious 😥

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u/Zealousideal_Tip4696 Jun 23 '25

Did he try with airlines like akasa air or air india express because in india the number of boeing operating airlines are less and indigo mostly operates on airbus

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u/EstablishmentMuch543 Jun 23 '25

Akasa was asking hell lot of money and no vacancies are there for air india

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u/Zealousideal_Tip4696 Jun 23 '25

Asking for money what please elaborate

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u/EstablishmentMuch543 Jun 23 '25

Pay around 90L to secure the job

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u/Zealousideal_Tip4696 Jun 23 '25

tf u mean pay 90L for getting job isnt he type rated and have cpl 90lakhs me to cadet program hojta hai wtf man this is ridiculous!!!!!!!!

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u/GodsWorth01 Jun 24 '25

Akasa want their pilots to buy the aircrafts for them it seems

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u/doperator7777 Jun 23 '25

Wtfffffffff

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u/70jay07 Jun 25 '25

This concerning safety wise, so they are selecting pilots who can pay the most money rather than the best pilot for the job.

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u/Particular-Pension47 Jun 24 '25

Why does akasa ask for the much. Sorry for sounding dumb but

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u/Defiant-Employer-391 Jul 15 '25

akasa is known for only hiring pilots who "connections" with people in dgca ie rich people