DGCA-approved flying training organisations
1 of 41 match your filters
How DGCA ranks schools. DGCA scores each approved FTO on operations (aircraft, instructors and students per aircraft, 40%), training performance (20%), safety (20%), compliance (10%) and student support (10%). Category A+ is 85% and above, A is 70% to 85%, B is 50% to 70%, and C is below 50%. In the April 2026 ranking no school reached A+, one reached A, 17 were B and 17 were C. Schools approved less than 18 months earlier were not ranked.
Avyanna Aviation Pvt. Ltd
DGCA Category A- Kishangarh Airport, Ajmer, Rajasthan
- Ownership
- Private Ltd
- DGCA approval no.
- 03/2024
- Fleet (Dec 2024)
- 6 single-engine, 0 multi-engine
Sources
Category and exclusions: DGCA ranking released 24 April 2026. Flying bases, ownership, approval numbers and fleet: DGCA list of approved FTOs as on 2 December 2024. Bases and fleet may have changed since then. AIR BITOLA has no commercial relationship with these schools; confirm current approval, fees and seat availability directly with DGCA and the school before paying.
Training pathways
Start with your flying goals.
Fly privately.
A Private Pilot Licence is generally for personal flying, rather than flying for remuneration.
Work towards a flying career.
A Commercial Pilot Licence is part of the qualification pathway for professional flying.
Build instrument skills.
An Instrument Rating develops flying under instrument flight rules, subject to local requirements.