No flying school in India gets A+ or A in DGCA’s first ever ranking
NEW DELHI: No flying training organisation (FTO) in India has been placed in the top A+ or A category in the first ever ranking done of flying schools here by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
This ranking — a brainchild of DGCA chief Faiz Ahmed Kidwai — was to start from Oct 1 and the regulator made the list public on Tuesday. Based on multiple parametres like safety record and time taken to complete required flying to earn a commercial pilot licence (CPL), these two categories require a score of 70% and above.
