Ground school is the theoretical part of pilot training where students learn essential aviation knowledge like aerodynamics, navigation, meteorology, and aviation regulations.
Before you can fly solo or take your pilot exams, you must have a strong foundation in these subjects. Ground school prepares you for the DGCA written exams and equips you with the knowledge to handle real flying situations. For a detailed roadmap, check how to become pilot.
While flying develops practical skills, ground school ensures you understand the science behind flying. A good balance of both is necessary for safe and competent pilots.
Skipping or rushing through ground school can cause delays or failures in exams. Commit time to this phase for a smooth pilot training experience. To get started, learn all about how to become pilot.