Flight Training Organisation (FTO) Information

Flight Training Organisation (FTO) Information

All essential details as per DGCA requirement for transparency and compliance.

Approval & Ownership

DGCA Approval :

FTO 01/2025 (Valid till 24/07/2030)

Ownership:

Private

Operating Base:

Hubballi Airport (VOHB)

Training & Fleet Information

Students Trained:

First batch currently undergoing flight training

Single Engine Aircraft:

5 (1 Tecnam P-Mentor, 4 Tecnam P2010 TDI)

Multi Engine Aircraft:

1 (Tecnam P2006T)

Airport & Navigation Facilities

Airport Type:

Controlled Airport

Navigation Aids:

VOR and ILS with approved instrument procedures

In-House Maintenance:

Yes (Approved CAR-CAO operations)

Faculty & Course Details

Number of DE:

1

Instructors:

2 Assistant Flight Instructors, 1 Flight Instructor, 1 Chief Flight Instructor

Course Fee:

₹58,00,000 (Variable)

Accommodation:

Available

Training Duration

Minimum Duration (200 hrs):

8 months

Maximum Duration (200 hrs):

12–15 months (based on student performance)

Additional Facilities

Ground School / Simulators:

Fully functional ground school available throughout training (including flying days). Simulator (Gleim Flight Experience® BATD) coming soon – for training/demo only (no hour logging).

Financial Assistance:

We assist in coordination with banks for loan processing.

Employment / Cadet Programme:

We operate our own airline (NSOP) and provide opportunities to eligible candidates. Cadet programme students receive guaranteed jobs after training completion.

Policies

Information on the following can be found in the draft agreement

1. Scope of training
2. Duration of training
3. Fee and payment schedule
4. Obligations of the training provider
5. Obligations of the trainee
6. Standards of performance
7. Termination of service
8. Refund policy
9. Code of conduct
10. Fuel surcharge

Available Training Aircraft

Our fleet includes 7 single-engine and 1 multi-engine aircraft for professional pilot training.

Single Engine Aircraft

Multi Engine Aircraft