DGCA Lifts Suspension on Alchemist Aviation, Training to Resume January 2

Institute Gets Clearance After August Crash, Families to Receive Rs 2 Cr Insurance

Key Points:

• DGCA revokes suspension of Jamshedpur flying school after safety audit
• 30 trainees to continue pilot training at Sonari Airport facility
• Enhanced safety protocols implemented following August crash incident

JAMSHEDPUR – Alchemist Aviation will resume its pilot training operations from January 2 after receiving DGCA clearance on December 24.

Managing Director Mrinal Kanti Pal announced the development at Beldih Club. The institute was suspended following an August crash.

Safety Compliance

DGCA conducted a special audit in August. “We’ve demonstrated satisfactory compliance with all requirements,” Pal stated.

Moreover, the institute has implemented additional safety measures. Fifteen trainees had transferred to other schools during suspension.

Compensation Details

Each victim’s family will receive Rs 2 crore insurance settlement. The institute gets Rs 40 lakh for aircraft damage.

Furthermore, the facility operates with three airworthy aircraft. Their FTO certification remains valid until May 2029.

Training Programs

The institute offers commercial pilot training for Rs 40 lakh. This includes 200 flying hours and simulator training.