Government Aviation Training Institute (Gati)

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Reach the Sky...be a Pilot!


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Overview

Introduction

Avenues

Opportunities Current Scenario

Near Future Scenario

Government Aviation Training Institute (GATI).


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Avenues

Airlines .

General Aviation : Corporates /Pvt. Owners, Charters.

Freighter airlines Coast Guards ; Para military.

State & Central Govt. Aviation.

Flying Clubs and Training Schools.

Air Ambulances.

Freelancing - Sprays, Govt. Surveys etc.


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Opportunities

Deadline for Expatriates to leave in 2011.

6 New Regional Airlines to start this year.

Liberalization policy of the Government, more private airports coming up,

corporate on a buying spree.

300 applications to import business jets are pending with the Ministry ofCivil Aviation.

Due to the high salaries paid by scheduled airlines, there is a particularly

acute shortage of pilots in the general aviation sector.

More than 500 aircrafts on order by major airlines.

The norms and regulation of the working of every pilot also makes it quite

difficult for the aviation industry and hence they have to recruit more and

more Commercial pilots. Seeing the Indian market where there are

numerous private as well as government airlines company, the demand of

Commercial Pilots is quite high.


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Current Aviation Scenario


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Cont..

The general aviation sector in India, comprising non-scheduled operations

such as business jets, charter, helicopters etc. is currently underdeveloped

by international standards.

134 non-scheduled & private aircrafts (232) and helicopters (175)registered, compared with at least 150,000 in the USA.


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Near Future Scenario

No. of Aircrafts on order by Scheduled Airlines

Kingfisher 125

IndiGo Airlines 88

Air India 81

Air Deccan 58

Jet Airways 57

JetLite 28

Air India Express 18

Spice Jet 17Indus Air 10

Paramount Airways 5

Air Dravid 4

Total No of Aircrafts ordered are: 491


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New Airline in the Pipeline

Airlines waiting for entry in the sector Mega Airways

Magic Air

Mukti Airways

Sky King Airways

Air Dravid

Air One Feeder

King Airways

Aryan Airways

Star Aviation Premier Airlines

Govt has announced its policy to allow Regional airlines who arebeing offered special concessions so that they become viable andexpand the Network

These will add further to the demand of aircrafts, other Infra andtrained human resource.


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Benefits of Flying in India

No waiting for Passport, no fear of Visa rejection.

DGCA papers can be cleared along with Flight Training.

RTR ( A ) can be done along with Flight Training.

RTR of USA is not convertible to Indian RT.

RTR of Common Wealth Countries need to cleartransmission paper in India.

Flight Training in Indian conditions is more beneficial.

There is no chance of hours ( 15 ) lapsing.

Availing Funding/Loan is easier.

Safety is assured. Family is within reach.

Food is not a problem.

Interaction with Aviation HR people.

EMPLOYABILITY IS HIGHER.


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GOVERNMENT AVIATION

TRAINING INSTITUTE (GATI)

Indias Premier Flying Institute

REACH THE SKY WITH


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About us

GATI was set up in 1946 as Orrisa Flying Club.

It was merged with the Orissa Govt. Aviation Dept. in 1974 and GATI camein to being.

GATI is a venture of Govt. of Orissa to Promote Training of Pilots to meetGrowing Need of Aviation Industry.


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GATI-Infrastructure

It is situated in the premises of Biju Pattanaik Airport.

Its facilities are approved by DGCA, Govt. of India.

A fleet of well maintained aircrafts to ensure uninterrupted flying.

Three dedicated air strips at its disposal at Bhubaneswar, Hirakud,

Gopalpur and 9 other airstrips owned by Government of Orissa the

ONLY institution to have this facility.


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Cont..

State of the art facility with modern Audio/Visual training aids;

- Fully Equipped Class Rooms ,

- Computer Lab , Library

Secure, comfortable and hygienic boarding and lodging facilitiesseparately for boys and girls.


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GATI-Faculty

Flight Instructor Incharge (FII):

Capt M.S. MANDER is overall in-charge of the flying operations, a former IAF

fighter pilot with nearly 4000 hrs of flying experience. He has under gone the

prestigious Qualified Flying Instructor course and the Fighter Combat Leader

course with the IAF and has an instructional experience on both the piston engineaircraft and the jets. He is on the Limca book of records for being the first ever

Indian Pilot to successfully fire the Super 530-D Beyond Visual Range missile on a

live target from the Mirage 2000.He is well versed with the commercial flying

training and specializes in both VFR and IFR training aspects.

Flying Instructor:

Capt Deepak Kumar Swain, himself a product of GATI, he has more than 3000

Hours of flying to his credit. He had worked in other flying clubs before joining

GATI. With his rich experience in flying training, he is a role model for every

trainee pilot.


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Cont..

Chief Ground Instructor (CGI):

Wg Cdr B K Prusty heads Ground school training at GATI. He has had a long stint of

twenty five years in the IAF. He was a qualified flying Instructor In IAF and has

imparted flying & ground training to ab-initio pilots of Air force for more than

11yrs .

Along with them is a team of experienced and highly qualified ground and flight

instructors.


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Training Aircrafts

GATI has fleet of C-152s and C-172s


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Piper Seneca V


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Training Classrooms


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Training Classrooms


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Hostel

Separate hostel for Girls and Boys


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Our Students


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Our Students


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Courses Offered

Student Pilot License (SPL)

Private Pilot License (PPL)

Commercial Pilot License (CPL)

Night Rating

Instrument Rating

Patter Flying

RTR (A)


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Procedure

Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics and Maths from recognized school. Non Science students can apply to

National Institute of Open School www.nos.org to meet the requirements.

Duration: 16-18 months (App.)

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1: Medical II (by DGCA approved Doctor) http://www.dgca.nic.in/medical/class2-ind.htm

STEP 2: SPL Classes/Issue of SPL/FRTOL (6 Weeks); Medical I (at any of the 6 approved centers)

STEP 3: GROUND CLASSES

FLIGHT TRAINING TELEPHONYGround Classes for:

A. Air Regulation

B. Air NavigationC. Aviation Meteorology

D. Aircraft Technical

i. General

ii. Specific

200 hours

PPL

IR

CPL

FRTOL (R)

RTR (A)
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Benefits with GATI

3 Airstrips at different locations.

Time bound flying hours.

Night Rating Facility.

Access to the use of ATC of the Main Airport.

Bouquet of packages to suit individual requirements.

Bank Tie-ups - Easy Bank loan.

Placement Assistance.


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Value Additions From GATI

Conduct Training session to improve communication skills

Personality Development

Grooming and Development of Aptitude & Soft skills

Visit of relevant seminars and events to upgrade knowledge base

Continuous feedbacks to work on any weak areas

100% Assistance in placement


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Contact GATI

Ms. Renu [email protected]

Cell- +91- 995-894-4493

Cell- +91- 971-789-6693Cell- +91- 995-870-4343

Biju Pattanaik Airport

Bhubaneswar, ORISSA 751 020

Ph : +91 674 6943126, 2596880
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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