India – Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA), which operates two flight training bases in India, has marked the first week of 2026 with a major milestone the induction of four brand-new Piper Archer aircraft at its Neemuch base. The latest addition underscores the Academy’s continued focus on fleet expansion and infrastructure growth, aimed at enhancing flying training efficiency and meeting the rising demand for professional pilot training in India. A few weeks ago AFM reported on Chimes Aviation Academy’s growth in 2025 – Indian Flight Training Group Chimes Aviation Academy Reports Record Flying Hours and Fleet Growth in 2025 – AFM.aero

Commenting on this development, Dev Punj, VP- Chimes Aviation Academy said, “The arrival of these four Piper Archers at our Neemuch base is a strong start to the year and reflects our continued focus on fleet expansion and commitment to operational excellence, and providing world-class training infrastructure to our cadets.”

Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA) is one of India’s leading Flying Training Organisations, recognised for its strong emphasis on safety and structured flying training programmes delivered in partnership with IndiGo Airlines. CAA operates from two airbases — Dhana and Neemuch — in Madhya Pradesh, India, and brings over 17 years of flying excellence to pilot training.

Source: Chimes Aviation Academy
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