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Fly on your own, a Privilege less knownIt was 90’s when I possibly first realized my inclination towards aircraft. I was a teenager that time, an age when dreams are everyday affair and your dreams keeps on changing. Staying in small towns means aircraft spotting, a rare event. I thank my supporting father who organized a flight school visit when I was in 12th grade. Sight of those training aircraft is still fresh as it was yesterday. Dynamic airline market didn’t allowed a m

General Aviation, Not So General in IndiaCivil aviation in India is considered as only scheduled airlines. People in general not know much beyond scheduled airlines or Air force when it comes to Aviation. Whereas fact is as per latest DGCA data i.e. of 2018-19, only one-third of total aircraft registered in India belong to Scheduled airlines. Remaining two-third are distributed primarily among General Aviation. General Aviation refers to part of civil aviation that exclude sc

Fabulous infrastructure of airfields across IndiaMost of us might think that India has a smaller number of airfields. Each state barely has 2-5 airports. Although, reality is little different. India has close to 500 airports / airfields. Many of them are not used now or may be used in past. Vayudoot service when operated in eighties in India used to operate to many of these small and far-flung airports/ airstrips. When we say airfield, it includes airports, airstrips and gras

Private Pilot License - License to fulfill your dreams of adding WINGSAmong the Pilot License options available in India, most common license is Commercial Pilot License (CPL). This license is required to fly aircraft to earn money. Therefore, all airline Pilots, chartered aircraft Pilots and Flight Instructors hold minimum CPL. The other licence is Private Pilot License (PPL). PPL allows you fly aircraft alone, with family & friends or to share cost of operating. PPL does no

An Unforgettable Occasion for Every Pilot

Initial Pilot training happens on small 2-4 seat aircraft that is powered by Single piston engine. Commonly used aircrafts used for flight training are manufactured by companies like Cessna, Diamond, Piper, Cirrus, Technam and the like