Month: January 2007

New Delhi: US-based Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology is all set to start a new flying club in India,

Mumbai: Engineers leaving an airline will now have to serve a two-month notice period and secure a no objection certificate

Because of the growing need for pilots in India, Cessna Aircraft is considering opening centers to offer flight training there.If

Bangalore: Not wanting to let pilot shortage ground its sky-high aspirations, budget airline SpiceJet Ltd has come up with a

Mumbai: Can a pilot do an engineer’s job? The Directorate General of Civil Aviation thinks so. In a shocking decision

Next time you fly, don’t necessarily expect a 30-something man to call the shots inside the cockpit. With the age

New Delhi: In a move that would address low cost airlines’ long-pending demand – and will also be a global

Mumbai: Shortage of pilots has been bothering Indian carriers for sometime now, but Air India seems to have found out

New Delhi: CFM International will shortly set up an Aircraft Engine Training School in India to impart advanced courses in

New Delhi: Flying schools have reported an increase in the number of students from middle-class families. It’s education loans which