27
Jun
Inside the cockpit of a Piper Archer DX, at Chimes Aviation Academy. Gurugram (Haryana) [India], June 27: India’s commercial aviation sector is in the midst of a structural transformation. Airlines are placing orders for hundreds of new aircraft, passenger numbers are surging, and regional connectivity under the UDAN scheme is opening up air routes at a pace the country has never seen. But alongside this expansion comes an acute and growing challenge: the country needs more commercially licensed pilots – and it needs them ready for the cockpit of a modern airliner from day one. That distinction matters more than it may…
