Month: May 2008

New Delhi: From June 1, India’s commercial aircraft will not have foreign co-pilots on board. This will open fresh opportunities

Panaji:Aviation training centre, Achievers Aviation Academy has opened up its base in Goa with the aim to provide skilled training

Monreal: CAE has been awarded contracts to design and manufacture five full-flight simulators (FFSs) valued at more than C$56 million

Chandigarh: The Haryana government has decided to invite applications for setting up private civil aviation schools on four airstrips of

Bhubaneswar: The boom in aviation sector calls for trained cabin crew and projections are that India aviation industry alone will

Jamshedpur: The Jamshedpur Cooperative Flying Club (JCFCL), set up by Tata group chairman Ratan Tata in 1965, is about to

New Delhi: With growing instances of Indian students not getting jobs even after spending lakhs on commercial pilot licences (CPL),

Sydney: Qantas has reportedly secured government approval to employ 75 pilots from off-shore to fly its low-cost Jetstar subsidiary’s aircraft.If

Bangalore: Flight testing is a unique profession that requires a mix of operational experience and a good foundation in advanced

Colombo: SriLankan Airlines recently completed comprehensive training programmes for 35 aircraft Technicians and seven Aircraft Engineers, in its continuing efforts