Market Intelligence: Indian Subcontinent

Flight School Management Solution Provider Flightlogger Launches Customizable Flight Logs

One of the world’s leading flight school management software solution providers Flightlogger has shared that it has updated its SaaS solution with the introduction of Customizable Flight Logs!

“Our development team has been working diligently to provide a more flexible and efficient way for flight training organisations to log their flight data while maintaining compliance with regional regulations. With this update FlightLogger will be the only flight training management system to give complete freedom in how to log school flights, rentals, simulator sessions, etc.

Why customizable flight logs?
Every flight school operates differently, and the importance of specific logging parameters can vary greatly depending on regional regulations and individual training programs. With Customizable Flight Logs, FlightLogger gives you the control to tailor your logging parameters to fit your school’s unique needs. Whether you’re tracking block time, airborne time, tach, or hobbs, our system is now equipped to accommodate your specific requirements.

Adapt to regional regulations with ease
Understanding the diversity in logging requirements across regions, we’ve made our logs adaptable. For flight schools regulated by EASA, we know that block time is a primary logging parameter. Meanwhile, in the United States, Tach and Hobbs are often more emphasized. Our Customizable Flight Logs allow you to align with these regional preferences and ensure compliance with local aviation authorities, all while maintaining the ease and efficiency of use you expect from FlightLogger.

Example of customization:
Imagine your flight school is based in Europe, adhering to EASA regulations. You prioritize block time logging for its accuracy in recording the period from when the aircraft first moves for the purpose of taking off until it finally comes to rest at the end of the flight. With our customizable logs, you can set block time as a default parameter, ensuring that all logs are consistent and regulatory-compliant.

Conversely, if your operation is in the United States, you might prefer focusing on Tach and Hobbs. Tach time, which records engine operation times, and Hobbs time, measuring the total time from engine start to stop, are crucial for maintenance and billing purposes. Our system allows you to prioritize these parameters, streamlining your logging process and making your operations as efficient as possible.

Benefits for your flight school:

  • Flexibility: Adapt the system to your specific logging needs and regional requirements.
  • Compliance: Ensure that your logs meet the regulatory standards of your region.
  • Efficiency: Spend less time on paperwork and more time in the air, thanks to a streamlined logging process.
  • Accuracy: Maintain precise and reliable records for training, maintenance, and billing.

We are committed to continuous improvement and are excited to see how our customizable flight logs will enhance the flight training operations among our more than 180 clients around the wold. This update is a testament to our dedication to providing a comprehensive, adaptable, and user-friendly flight training management system.” shared Flightlogger.

Source: Flightlogger

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Indian Pilot Training Facilitator, Birdman Aviation India, Trains 240 Pilots for Boeing B737 in 2023

Well known Indian type rating pilot training facilitator for airlines and commercial pilot license holders Birdman Aviation India has shared that it has deployed and trained through its partners more than 240 pilots for Boeing B737 type rating in 2023 (the pilots were a mixed of self-funded and airline-sponsored pilots).

Birdman Aviation has intensions and plans to facilitate even more type ratings in 2024.

Source: Birdman Aviation India
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Indian Pilot Training Organization Trained Over 500 Pilots in 2023

Indian pilot training group Flight Simulation Technique Center (FSTC), which operates flight training bases and full flight simulator training centers announced that, in 2023, it trained a total of 545 pilots and aspiring pilots. These were comprised of:

  • 245+ pilots for type rating
  • 100+ cadets for recurrent/refresher course
  • 65+ cadets who completed their solo flying
  • 45+ cadets who completed their multi-training
  • 35+ cadets who did their conversion
  • 25+ cadets who completed their CPL training

FSTC is the only integrated standalone pilot training institute in India providing combined pilot training courses under its respective Approved Training Organization (ATO) and Flight Training organisation (FTO) entity.

Source: FSTC
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Indian Flight Training Group, Chimes Aviation Academy, Shares its 2023 Milestones Including New Base and New Aircraft

Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA), one of the leading DGCA-approved Flying Training Organisations (FTO) in India, shared its 2023 milestones as follows:

CAA is one of the largest private flight training organisations in India and offers a comprehensive curriculum from which cadets can choose multifaceted aviation training courses such as Commercial Pilots License (CPL), Cadet Pilot Program (CPP), Chimes Flying Program (CFP), Private Pilot License (PPL) as well as license endorsements.

Source: Chimes Aviation Academy
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Indian Pilot Training Solution Provider Celebrates Training 160 Cadets in 1 Year at BAA Training Vietnam

Delhi, India-based TNC Aviation, which facilitates pilot training across for both aspiring pilots (to obtain their commercial pilot license) to commercial pilots to obtain their type rating – having successfully trained and placed over 800 pilots, has celebrated its one year milestone with Ho Chi Minh City based full flight simulator training center BAA Training Vietnam having trained 160 Indian cadets over 20 batches.

Source: TNC Aviation

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Boeing Concludes Inaugural Pilot Roundtable for India and South Asia

Boeing successfully hosted the inaugural Pilot Roundtable in India, a two-day event that drew active participation from the pilot community across India and the South Asian region, featuring delegates from Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Representing a unique gathering of diverse airline pilots within the region, the event served as an unparalleled platform fostering discussions between India’s pilot community and Boeing’s expert panel. It facilitated the exchange of industry-leading best practices in commercial aviation, focusing on safety, efficiency, and innovation.

“The Pilot Roundtable underscores Boeing’s commitment to supporting the expansion of the civil aviation sector, meeting the demand for pilots and technicians, and fostering self-reliance in the Indian aerospace and defence ecosystem,” said Ryan Weir, vice president, Commercial Sales and Marketing for India, Boeing Commercial Airplanes.

The inaugural in-person India Pilot Roundtable follows two successful virtual editions in 2021 and 2022, signifying a significant shift towards more direct and impactful engagements. The sessions focused on achieving efficient flight operations through the implementation of Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) / Evidence-Based Training (EBT), optimizing fuel burn during flight operations, and exploring the potential of Required Navigation Performance Authorization Required (RNP AR) technology to alleviate airspace congestion. These discussions provide a crucial advantage for India’s rapidly growing aviation sector.

“A safe aerospace system ensures that commercial aviation can make good on its promise of improving people’s lives and supporting economic growth,” said Captain Karsten Liljegren, director of Global Operations Support at Boeing. “We are pleased to support the policymakers and leaders in the Indian and South Asian region as they continue investing in efforts to strengthen aerospace safety and efficiency.”

India’s commercial aviation market is expected to become the third largest in the world by 2041, and is projected to receive over 90% of South Asia’s airplane deliveries, requiring over 2,400 new aircraft, while its cargo market is set to expand significantly, with the fleet growing from 15 to 80 airplanes by 2042, driving a $135 billion demand for commercial services. Boeing’s 2023 Pilot and Technician Outlook forecasts demand in South Asia for 37,000 pilots and 38,000 maintenance technicians over the next 20 to meet industry needs, driven primarily from growing demand in India. Boeing recently announced a $100 million investment in infrastructure and programs to train pilots in India, which will support India’s need for new pilots over the next 20 years.

About Boeing in India

Boeing is focused on delivering value to Indian customers with advanced technologies and is committed to creating sustainable value in the Indian aerospace sector – developing local suppliers, and shaping academic and research collaborations with Indian institutions. Boeing has strengthened its supply chain with more than 300 local companies in India and a joint venture to manufacture fuselages for Apache helicopters and vertical fin structures for the 737 family of airplanes. Annual sourcing from India stands at over $1 billion. Boeing currently employs over 6,000 people in India, and more than 13,000 people work with its supply chain partners. Boeing’s employee efforts and country-wide engagement serve communities and citizenship programs to inspire change and make an impact on more than 500,000 lives.

Source: Boeing
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