The civil aviation ministry will soon convene a meeting to review the performance of flying training organisations in the country against the backdrop of most of them not faring well in recent rankings.
In the first-ever ranking of Flying Training Organisations (FTOs) by aviation watchdog DGCA, none of the 35 organisations in the list managed to get top ratings of ‘A+’ and ‘A’.
Out of the 35 FTOs, 13 got ‘B’ and 22 received ‘C’ rankings.
Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu told PTI that he will meet with representatives of FTOs to discuss ways to improve their standards.
Their rankings will be conducted every six months, the minister said, adding that monthly meetings to review the FTOs’ performance are not required.
FTOs provide training for pilots and other aviation professionals.
Operational aspects, performance, safety standards, compliance standards, and assistance to students were considered by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in evaluating the FTOs for​The civil aviation ministry will soon convene a meeting to review the performance of flying training organisations in the country against the backdrop of most of them not faring well in recent rankings.
In the first-ever ranking of Flying Training Organisations (FTOs) by aviation watchdog DGCA, none of the 35 organisations in the list managed to get top ratings of ‘A+’ and ‘A’.
Out of the 35 FTOs, 13 got ‘B’ and 22 received ‘C’ rankings.
Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu told PTI that he will meet with representatives of FTOs to discuss ways to improve their standards.
Their rankings will be conducted every six months, the minister said, adding that monthly meetings to review the FTOs’ performance are not required.
FTOs provide training for pilots and other aviation professionals.
Operational aspects, performance, safety standards, compliance standards, and assistance to students were considered by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in evaluating the FTOs for ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
