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Central India · rank 20 of 35

Indian Flying Academy (A unit of Shaurya Flight Sim Pvt. Ltd.)

Total aircraft
—
Single-engine
—
Multi-engine
—
Bases
1

DGCA's document does not list this school's fleet legibly, so we show nothing rather than guess. Check the official list, and ask the school directly.

Where it flies

  • Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh
    Hangar No. 02, Khajuraho Airport, Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh 471606

DGCA approval

Approval number
02/2024
Valid from
8 Jan 2024
Valid to
7 Jan 2029to 2029
Ownership
Private Ltd.
Serial in DGCA list
#24

What the DGCA figures tell you

In its favour

  • DGCA approval runs to January 2029, so renewal is not an immediate question.

Check before you commit

  • DGCA's document does not list a fleet for this school legibly, so the single most useful figure is missing. Ask for the aircraft count and registration numbers in writing.
  • A single flying base, so there is no alternate airfield when it is weather-bound or the runway is closed. Ask what happens to your schedule then.
  • No base here has a nearby station reporting METAR, so live conditions cannot be checked from outside. Ask the school for its weather-cancelled sortie count instead.

Every line above restates a figure from DGCA's published documents and says why it matters. Nothing here is our opinion of the school, and none of it measures teaching quality, which no public document reports.

Typical flying weather

Monsoon Jun–Sep; outside it the plateau gives long stretches of clear, stable flying weather, one reason several high-volume FTOs sit here.

This is a broad regional pattern, not a forecast. What actually matters is how many days a year this base can fly — ask the school for its weather-cancelled sortie count.

Contact

Model this school's cost
Last verified 27 July 2026
Every fact here is transcribed from DGCA's own list of approved FTOs, dated 30 Mar 2026. Approvals lapse and rankings move, so confirm a school on the official documents before you pay anything. There are no fees on this page on purpose: schools quote wildly different numbers for wildly different inclusions, so put the quote you were actually given into the cost worksheet.
Categories come from DGCA's ranking published 1 Apr 2026, which assessed FTOs as on 28 Feb 2026 and ranked 35 of them. The other 6 were excluded, and we show DGCA's stated reason on each of those schools' pages — a school left out for having no valid approval, or for not flying at all, is telling you something no brochure will. Rankings are reissued twice a year, next expected 1 Oct 2026.

Aircraft-to-student ratio is the single best predictor of finishing on time, but DGCA does not publish student numbers — the fleet shown here is one half of that sum, and only the school can give you the other. Ask how many aircraft are serviceable today. Last transcribed 27 Jul 2026.

Beyond the DGCA list

Researched by us from the school's own site, Wikipedia and official pages, then dated and cited. This is weaker evidence than the DGCA figures above, and it is free editorial work: no school pays to appear here, and nothing in this section affects ordering, filtering or ranking anywhere on the site.

Ground school
Runs its own ground school
Accommodation
On-campus hostel

In its favour

  • States on-campus housing at the Khajuraho base.
  • Khajuraho is a scheduled airport with on-field weather reporting.

Check before you commit

  • DGCA does not list a fleet for this school legibly, so the most important figure is missing from the official record. The academy advertises Diamond DA40 and DA42 aircraft, but that is its own claim. Ask for aircraft registration numbers and the current serviceable count in writing.

Weather at these bases

Khajuraho is inland in northern Madhya Pradesh, outside the heaviest fog belt, with the June to September monsoon as the main interruption.

Last verified 5 August 2026
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