Aerogenesis Aviation Academy
DGCA Air Regulations Classes in Bangalore & Online
Air Regulations covers the law and procedures that govern every flight. Take it on its own for ₹40,000, or as part of the ₹1.8 lakh ground-school package.
Fee and format
Air Regulations costs ₹40,000. It is one of the four components of the ₹1.8 lakh package, alongside Air Navigation, Air Meteorology and RTR Parts 1 and 2.
Classes run in the daytime, online or in the classroom at our HBR Layout centre in Bengaluru. Ask admissions for the current timetable. Tax treatment, external examination charges and the duration of learning-material access must be confirmed in your written enrolment quotation.
What Air Regulations covers
| Topic | What it includes |
|---|---|
| Legislation and its hierarchy | The Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam 2024 (in force from 1 January 2025, replacing the Aircraft Act 1934), the rules made under it, DGCA Civil Aviation Requirements (CARs) and the ICAO Annexes, and how they relate. |
| Personnel licensing | Pilot licences and ratings, validity and renewal, and medical requirements. |
| Rules of the air | Right of way, minimum heights, lights and signals, and the rules for visual and instrument flight. |
| Airspace and air traffic services | Classes of airspace, air traffic service units, flight plans and clearances. |
| Aircraft registration and airworthiness | Nationality and registration marks, certificates and the documents an aircraft must carry. |
| Accidents and incidents | Definitions, reporting duties and the investigation process. |
| Aerodromes and aeronautical information | Aerodrome markings and lighting, NOTAMs and the Aeronautical Information Publication. |
How Air Regulations is taught
Regulations are easy to memorise and easy to confuse, so the teaching ties each rule to the situation it governs. Students practise on the Aerogenesis CPL question bank (8,798 DGCA-style questions with worked solutions across 202 chapters, shared across subjects), and the learning system adds chapter-wise notes, video lessons and weekly progress tests.
Classes are led by pilot mentors, including Gp Capt Saideep Lall (Retd), an IAF experimental test pilot with 4,000+ hours on 13 aircraft types, and Capt Vidhi Sharma, an active Airbus A320 captain. Rules are explained from the cockpit side: what you must do, and why.
Regulations change. Always confirm the current text of a CAR or notice on the DGCA flight-crew guidance and Pariksha notices before an examination.
How the rules fit together
- The Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam, 2024 is the parent law. It came into force on 1 January 2025 and replaced the Aircraft Act 1934.
- The rules made under the Act set out the detailed requirements. Older rules, such as the Aircraft Rules 1937, have been or are being replaced by rules under the new Act, so check which text is current.
- DGCA Civil Aviation Requirements (CARs) turn the rules into specific requirements for licensing, operations and airworthiness.
- The ICAO Annexes to the Chicago Convention set the international standards that India follows or files differences against.
A simplified orientation, not legal advice. The legislative framework is changing; use the current official texts for exact requirements.
Who this is for
- Candidates completing their papers in stages.
- Candidates who want to strengthen one subject before an examination attempt.
- Students who studied other subjects elsewhere and want this one with pilot mentors.
What a student says
“The best ground classes for DGCA if you're looking for clear explanations and proper guidance. The instructors are patient and very helpful. Satisfactory experience.”
★★★★★ Shivani Solanki · Google review
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Other ground-school subjects
- Air Navigation classes (₹60,000)
- Air Meteorology classes (₹40,000)
- Technical General classes (₹60,000)
- RTR classes (₹40,000)
See the full DGCA ground classes page for the four-component package, or the academy-comparison checklist if you are still choosing where to study. Free practice examples and planning resources are public.