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Pilot Training Centre to Open at MP Airport, Direct Flights to Delhi
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Pilot Training Centre to Open at MP Airport, Direct Flights to Delhi

Along with air services, a pilot training centre will open at the Rewa Airport in Madhya Pradesh. Preparations have begun after getting permission from the Civil Aviation Department. Starlingwings Aviation Company has been entrusted with the accountability for the pilot training centre, which will establish its own station and set up in the airport premises. Training for flying small aircraft will be offered here, with plans to expand to larger aircraft in the future. As stated by the Airport Authority, the initial setup of the training centre might take 1 to 1.5 years, as it will develop hangars, classrooms, technical facilities and other resources. Ample space is presently available on the airport premises and land acquisition will be introduced for future expansion. Rewa-Delhi Air Service Proposed from the 26th Work is also progressing quickly towards expanding air services from Rewa Airport. A direct ATR-72 flight service from Rewa to New Delhi will begin on October 26th. Indore will also be added to this service, offering significant relief to Rewa passengers. Falcon Aviation previously conducted pilot training at the Rewa airstrip. Then, an accident occurred when a plane crashed near a house in the village, killing one person. Several other minor incidents have also occurred. Ongoing Controversy Concerning Falcon Aviation Before the airport in Rewa was constructed, Falcon Aviation conducted pilot training at the airstrip. Falcon Aviation was permitted to provide training for 30 years. During the airport's construction, the company's setup was removed. Falcon Aviation was also asked to conduct pilot training at the Panna airstrip as an alternative. Falcon Aviation objected, stating that the contract was violated. The matter has also reached the court, where both sides have presented their arguments. The Airport Authority states that the opening of a pilot training centre in Rewa will accelerate the expansion of flight services. Services are Expanding - Director, Airport Authority Bhopal Flight services are expanding at Rewa Airport. ATR-72 services will commence soon. Preparations are also ongoing to establish a pilot training academy, for which permission has been sought. This might take some time as the essential resources are developed. Ramji Awasthi, Director, Airport Authority Bhopal. Source : Patrika

Admin 29 Oct 2025
Indian Air Force Soldiers will Train with this Aircraft, Equipped with Numerous Features
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Indian Air Force Soldiers will Train with this Aircraft, Equipped with Numerous Features

The first Hindustan Turbo Trainer-40 series production aircraft, TH 4001, manufactured by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, flew in Bengaluru on Friday. This aircraft plays a vital role in training the next generation of fighter pilots in the Indian Air Force. The IAF has signed a contract with HAL for the supply of 70 HTT-40 aircraft. The HTT-40 made its first flight in 2016 and obtained certification in 2022. What are the Special Features of the HTT-40? This is a fully acrobatic, two-seater turboprop aircraft. This aircraft was developed by HAL's Aircraft Research and Design Centre, with the needs of the Indian Armed Forces in mind. This aircraft is intended for basic flight training, acrobatics, instrument flying and night flying. It features an advanced glass cockpit, contemporary avionics and state-of-the-art safety features, as well as a zero-zero ejection seat. Maximum Speed of 450 km/h This aircraft has a maximum speed of 450 km/h. The aircraft can fly up to 6 km. The HTT-40 made its first flight on May 31, 2016 and achieved system-level certification on June 6, 2022. The Indian Air Force has signed a contract with HAL to supply 70 aircraft. Delivery of all 70 aircraft will be completed by 2020. The deal also includes a full mission simulator, which will help pilots practice several flight profiles on the ground. A Step Towards 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' The development of the aircraft is an essential step towards increasing self-reliance in India's defence and aviation industries. This aircraft has the government's vision of an 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'. Developed by HAL using indigenous technology, this aircraft will not just enhance the strength of the Indian Air Force but will also take the nation's defence production to new heights. The successful flight of the HTT-40 and the commencement of its production mark a breakthrough for the Indian defence sector. Source: India TV

Saheel Singh 29 Oct 2025
National Aviation Safety Centre To be Established in India; Aircraft Accident Investigations will be Improved
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National Aviation Safety Centre To be Established in India; Aircraft Accident Investigations will be Improved

India is planning to establish a National Aviation Safety Centre to train aircraft accident investigators and aviation professionals. The government of India has announced the establishment of a National Aviation Safety Centre in the country. This centre will train aviation professionals and aircraft accident investigators. This centre will be based on global best practices and will be the first of its kind. Civil Aviation Secretary Samir Kumar Sinha said that the number of professionals working in regulatory and investigative roles in the country is being doubled. This initiative is a long-term vision towards creating a world-class safety infrastructure and human resources. Aircraft safety is a shared responsibility. Sinha was speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the 13th Asia-Pacific Accident Investigation Group meeting in Delhi. India is hosting this meeting for the first time, with approximately 90 aircraft accident investigation experts participating in the same. During the opening ceremony, participants observed a two-minute silence to honour the 260 people who were killed in the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad on June 12. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is investigating the accident. AAIB Director General GVG Yugandhar stated that the lack of trained investigators is a major challenge faced by almost all countries worldwide. India has advanced aerospace and materials testing laboratories that can assist other countries. The meeting will last four days and aims to strengthen the aircraft accident investigation system further. Source: Amar Ujala

Saheel Singh 29 Oct 2025
Flights Ready to Take off from Noida Airport, Target is to Complete the Project in 15 Days
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Flights Ready to Take off from Noida Airport, Target is to Complete the Project in 15 Days

The dream of Noida International Airport is now on the verge of turning into reality for everyone to see. The sprawling Noida International Airport in Jewar is now just two steps away from opening for the general public. Officials said on Monday that the remaining work of the airport includes removing construction materials from roads and open spaces, landscaping, horticulture and putting finishing touches, such as painting. Another primary task is obtaining an aerodrome license from the DGCA, which is mandatory for every commercial airport. Finishing Work to Be Completed in 15 Days Shailendra Bhatia, the Nodal Officer for Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL), said, "Yamuna International Airport Private Limited (YIAPL) has been instructed to complete all the remaining work within 15 days before the scheduled opening date." This includes cleaning the terminal and other buildings, removing debris from roads and beautifying the area. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited the site on Saturday and directed that the airport should be fully ready for operations within two weeks. DGCA License Soon, Trial Flights Ready Airside security clearance from BCAS was received in September. Now, the DGCA will conduct system testing and trial flights. Bhatia said, "The license will be issued after all safety standards are verified, after which the opening date of the airport will be decided. " First phase on 3,300 Acres, Delhi to Get Relief This greenfield airport, which spreads across 3,300 acres in the first phase, is one of India's largest projects. So far, 6,700 acres of land have been acquired, and another 5,100 acres will be added in the next three months. Once the operations begin, pressure on Delhi's IGI Airport will be significantly reduced, and North India will gain a new aviation hub. Source: Hindustan

Saheel Singh 29 Oct 2025
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