NOC for Flying Training Organisation

                         CAR D7D-D1 is lays down the requirements for approval of a Flying Training Organisation for imparting flying training for the issue of pilot licences and associated ratings. The CAR also contains the requirements and information related to renewal of approval,
inspection/ surveillance/ audit of FTO and other general information related to FTO. 
       
        4. No Objection Certificate (NOC) for setting up FTO
        4.1 Requirements for issue of NOC
        4.1.1 Applicant shall make an application in prescribed proforma (Appendix I) to DGCA along with a fee in form of demand draft of Rs. 2,00,000 (two lakhs) payable at Delhi in favour of Pay & Accounts Office, DGCA, MoCA, New Delhi.
        4.1.2 The application shall be accompanied with the following supporting documents:
                  i) Memorandum of Articles of Association duly registered with the competent authority.
                 ii) Particulars of Directors and Chairman or Chief Executive Officer, as per the proforma specified in Appendix IIA/IIB along with copies of their passport for necessary security clearance.
                 iii) Evidence of having sufficient fund to set-up the FTO. Additionally, the organization shall have a reserved fund of at least Rupees One crore in the form of fixed deposit before the issue of NOC.
                 iv) Project report containing details of the proposed set-up including three years business plan, proposed financial structure, ownership pattern, time frame in which the applicant proposes to operationalise the various stages of the project, aircraft type to be used and its suitability for flying training, human resource and maintenance support.
                 v) No Objection Certificate from the aerodrome operator for use of airport for setting up the training institute including allocation of parking and hanger space.
                vi) No objection certificate from Airports Authority of India/Ministry of Defence, as applicable from air traffic point of view specifically for the air space over which the training activities will take place.
                vii) Any other relevant information required to support issuance of NOC.
Ref CAR D7D-D1 

 FLYING TRAINING ORGANISATION

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