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Thu, Jul 09, 2009

Flight Design Selected By India's Largest Flight School

Academy Of Carver Aviation Also Becomes CT Distributor For India

LSA manufacturer Flight Design has recently entered the Indian market, and the largest flight school in India, Academy of Carver Aviation Pvt. Ltd.,  has become a Flight Design Pilot Center and the distributor for India.

"The new LSA airplanes are very attractive for flight schools," said Matthias Betsch, CEO of Flight Design. Especially in the emerging market of India, flight schools need to expand and to contain costs even when supplying the largest airlines with pilots.

The Flight Design CT series offers low acquisition and operation cost, but they must also be reliable for instructional use hour after hour, day after day. Betsch noted India has unusual proof of the CT's reliability. "A flight around the world in a CT by two pilots from the Indian Air Force has shown the reliability and performance of the airplane," he reported. Academy of Carver Aviation Pvt. Ltd agrees.

"The CTLS is mature, third-generation light airplane ... which is easy to run and to service even in the geographical and metrological conditions of India," observed Academy of Carver Aviation Pvt. Ltd. CEO, Marc Carvalho. "The performance, range, view and interior space make the CTLS superior to standard GA airplanes therefore we expect a significant number of private pilots buying Flight Designs and our instructors have never seen or experienced a more comfortable work place."

As in many countries of the world, avgas has limited availability in India. Therefore the use of automobile fuel can increase the utility of the airplane substantially. The Rotax 912 engine in the CT can use either fuel, even mixed in any ratio. Academy of Carver Aviation Pvt. Ltd. plans to replace the fleet of GA basic training airplanes in the next 18 month by Flight Design models and will open one more flight school in India by end of the 2009.

"We have investigated the Indian market since the end of 2007," said Betsch. "We are very proud to team up with Academy of Carver Aviation Pvt. Ltd. and European Aviation Holding Company Pvt. Ltd." European Aviation Holding Company Pvt. Ltd. represents more than 60 years of aviation business experience, and has more than 2.000 employees in India.

FMI: www.carveraviation.com

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