Patna : Flight training at Bihar Aviation Institute has gained momentum following the appointment of a permanent Chief Flying Instructor (CFI), Parag Goyal.
In February, trainee pilots logged 50 hours of flying time—a significant improvement compared to previous months. Before this, students had managed just 80 hours of flying in an entire year.
The institute admits 40 students annually for its Private Pilot Licence (PPL) course and 20 for its Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) programme. PPL trainees are required to complete 60 hours of flight training, while CPL students must log 200 hours.
