Air India orders 34 trainer craft for cadet pilots at planned flying school

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The Group expects this number to grow to about 400 commercial planes within the next three years.

Over the past two years, the Group has ordered 570 commercial aircraft—220 from US-based Boeing and 350 from European planemaker Airbus.

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Markets: IndiaAustriaUnited States

Topics: Piper Aircraft 34 trainer aircraft Cadet pilot training Air India FTO 3 twin-engine aircraft Air India group Air India Indian aviation industry

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Published On: 2024-12-19 @ 17:03:39 (5 hours ago)

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