Aviation regulator DGCA has come out with its first-ever ranking of flying training organisations in the country, and none of the 35 organisations in the list have managed to get top ratings of ‘A+’ and ‘A’.
Out of the 35 Flying Training Organisations (FTOs), 13 got ‘B’ and 22 received ‘C’ rankings, according to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
Operational aspects, FTO performance, safety standards, compliance standards and assistance to students are taken into consideration for evaluating the FTOs under four categories.
Those having a score of 85 per cent and above are classified as ‘A+’ and those with score of 70 per cent to less than 85 per cent are categorised as ‘A’.
FTOs having a score of less than 70 per cent to 50 per cent are in ‘B’ category and those with a score below 50 per cent are in the ‘C’ category.
According to the regulator, 5 FTOs were excluded from the current rankings as 4 of them were yet to complete 18 months of operations and 1 FTO’s approv​Aviation regulator DGCA has come out with its first-ever ranking of flying training organisations in the country, and none of the 35 organisations in the list have managed to get top ratings of ‘A+’ and ‘A’.
Out of the 35 Flying Training Organisations (FTOs), 13 got ‘B’ and 22 received ‘C’ rankings, according to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
Operational aspects, FTO performance, safety standards, compliance standards and assistance to students are taken into consideration for evaluating the FTOs under four categories.
Those having a score of 85 per cent and above are classified as ‘A+’ and those with score of 70 per cent to less than 85 per cent are categorised as ‘A’.
FTOs having a score of less than 70 per cent to 50 per cent are in ‘B’ category and those with a score below 50 per cent are in the ‘C’ category.
According to the regulator, 5 FTOs were excluded from the current rankings as 4 of them were yet to complete 18 months of operations and 1 FTO’s approv ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
