Gurugram, India – FSTC, an Indian aviation training group operating both flight schools and full flight simulator training centers, has inaugurated its third Full-Flight Simulator facility, Gurugram 2.0, in the presence of Mr. Vumlunmang Vualnam, Secretary of the Ministry of Civil Aviation. The new facility houses devices, including:

• Boeing B737 Max FFS
• Airbus A320 neo-7000XR (2.1 version) FFS
• Boeing B737 NG FTD Level 5

Commitment to ‘Atma Nirbhar Bharat’: Capt. D. S. Basraon, Founder and Chairman of FSTC, emphasized the facility’s role in supporting the Indian government’s self-reliance initiative, stating that Gurugram 2.0 will be instrumental in producing ‘Make in India’ pilots who are fully qualified and type-rated to join Indian airlines.

Training Capacity Expansion: Jyotsana, CEO of FSTC Flight Training Organization (FTO), highlighted plans to train over 200 fully qualified pilots annually through its FTO and Approved Training Organization (ATO), with further expansions anticipated to support the industry’s growing needs.

About FSTC
Flight Simulation Technique Centre (FSTC), based in Gurugram, India, is the country’s largest DGCA-approved standalone training organization. Over its 12-year history, FSTC has delivered more than 250,000 hours of simulator training to over 4,500 pilots, offering globally recognized aviation training solutions accredited by EASA, Airbus, and Boeing.

Source: Aviation & Defence Universe
Photo Credit: FSTC