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A breakthrough for Indian aviation industry
"India needs 4000 pilots by 2010!" or "Aircraft
deliveries on hold due to shortfall of pilots!" are oft heard phrases at
a time when commercial pilots are the need of the hour in the aviation industry
The glamorous lifestyle and opportunities to explore the globe attracts many
youngsters towards the aviation industry. There is a belief that pilots have
the best job and the growth and boom in Indian aviation have created gigantic
opportunities for commercial pilots today.
Yet there exists a certain level of disconcertion for students, once they actually
embark on the process to become a commercial pilot.
The only option to receive a CPL (Commercial Pilot License) for the aspirants
is to train abroad. The reason being that in India, there is a lack of dedicated
flight Instructors, decade-old aircrafts and poor quality training offered at
a price much higher than what is offered by flying schools in USA, Canada and
Australia!
"I don't understand why people have made simple things so complicated and
misguided the future of Indian aviation," says Amit Agarwal, CEO, Supreme
Aviation India. Amit Agarwal, himself a commercial pilot, has experienced all
the hardships and complications by different bodies throughout his journey.
However, his passion to fly did not cease, ultimately making him fly to over
18 different states in America, in the course of his challenging training. Later,
he decided to serve the Indian aviation industry, by helping future aviators
and aspiring pilots to walk their way through their training.
Supreme Aviation India has already trained 50+ pilots, with the help of their
training partners in the USA. Transparency and one-stop solutions, right from
their medicals to visa, accommodations, travel, flight training and finally
conversion of licenses, have made Supreme Aviation India the obvious choice
for future Indian aviators.
"The Indian aviation industry works on the British principles, minus the
infrastructure and planning. At this stage, it is very important for India to
emulate the US aviation industry, which will trigger potential in the Indian
aviation industry," adds Amit Agarwal, who also owns two aircraft that
are on lease, back in the USA. With plans to promote the general aviation sector,
Supreme Aviation India aims to provide access to the skies with minimum turbulence.
Contributed by Supreme Aviation India
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