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Indian Flight School Starts Flight Operations at New Base as it Looks to Double Fleet Size
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Indian Pilot Simulator Training Center Announces Completion of 59th Batch of Pilots
Flight Simulation Technique Centre (FSTC) announced that a new batch of A320 Type Rating Graduates have successfully completed their training.
“Our rigorous program ensures that our pilots are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in their careers. We are committed to providing the highest level of training and support to our cadets, and we look forward to seeing them soar to new heights in the aviation industry,” wrote FSTC.
Source: FSTC Announcement
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India May Require 31,000 Pilots and 26,000 Mechanics in the Next 20 Years, Says Boeing
Boeing India President Salil Gupte, during the sidelines of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) event, said that India may require 31,000 pilots and 26,000 mechanics in the next twenty years.
“India is going to need over 31,000 pilots and 26,000 mechanics over the next 20 years to take care of the aircraft coming in. This is as important a part of the Indian growth story as the aircraft,” said Gupte.
Boeing in its 2022-2041 Pilot and Technician Outlook forecasts that South Asia, of which India is the largest country, will demand 37,000 pilots and 34,000 technicians in the next twenty years.
Source: Boeing
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Indian Flight Training Group, Redbird Aviation, is Now an Aviation English Language Proficiency Training Organisation
Fast growing Indian pilot training group Redbird Flight Training Academy is now a DGCA-approved Aviation English Language Proficiency (AELP) Training Organisation and Testing Service Provider. Redbird can now both train and test students on their aviation English proficiency which is mandatory for earning Commercial Pilot License (CPL). The flight school will soon announce testing dates on their social media platforms.
Source: Redbird Aviation Announcement
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