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West India · rank 7 of 35

Skynex Aero Pvt. Ltd.

Total aircraft
19
Single-engine
18
Multi-engine
1
Bases
2

Where it flies

  • Jalgaon, Maharashtra
    Jalgaon Airport, Jalgaon, Maharashtra - 425003
  • Mehsana, Gujarat
    Mahsana, Gujarat

Fleet

DGCA lists 19 aircraft — 18 single-engine and 1 multi-engine.

  • Cessna 172
  • Piper PA-28
  • Tecnam P2006T

DGCA approval

Approval number
01/2022
Valid from
31 May 2022
Valid to
30 May 2027to 2027
Ownership
Private Ltd.
Serial in DGCA list
#37

What the DGCA figures tell you

In its favour

  • DGCA graded it Category B in the April 2026 ranking.
  • DGCA approval runs to May 2027, so renewal is not an immediate question.

Check before you commit

  • Just one multi-engine aircraft is listed. Every student needs multi-engine hours, so ask how those slots are scheduled and what happens when that one aeroplane is down.
  • The nearest weather station is not the airfield itself for at least one base, so live reports are an approximation of what you would actually be flying in.

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

The southwest monsoon (Jun–Sep) is the main disruption; the rest of the year is largely stable and flyable, which is why several of the largest FTOs are based 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
  • Its Jalgaon and Mehsana bases match the two DGCA lists.

In its favour

  • Describes itself as the first flight school set up under the Airports Authority of India's Atmanirbhar initiative.
  • Two bases in different states, matching DGCA's record exactly.
  • DGCA lists 18 single-engine aircraft, one of the larger single-engine fleets here, which is the fleet that flies most of your hours.

Check before you commit

  • The nearest reporting station for the Mehsana base is Ahmedabad, not the field itself.

Weather at these bases

Jalgaon in Maharashtra and Mehsana in Gujarat are both inland and comparatively dry, with the June to September monsoon as the main interruption and no significant fog season.

Last verified 5 August 2026
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