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Falcon Aviation Academy

A DGCA approved flying school in Ayodhya. Its commercial pilot licence fee is ₹29,90,000 (Published).

Checked 8 September 2026
Two student pilots walking out to a light aircraft at sunrise
WhereAyodhya, Uttar Pradesh
SchoolAyodhya, Uttar Pradesh; Rewa, Madhya PradeshFalcon Aviation Academy
ApprovalDGCA approved FTO, Approval 19/2016
DGCA categoryDGCA ranking, 1 April 2026 editionNot ranked
Regulator's remarkAyodhya and Rewa bases currently non- operational. Para 17.4 of CAR Section 7 Series D Part I refers
Valid to19 December 2027
Single engine10
Multi engine2
Commercial pilot licence course₹29,90,000Published

Source: the academy's own fee page, checked 8 September 2026.

Inside the figure, and outside it

Inside Published

  • The 200 hour CPL multi engine with IR package
  • paid in three instalments of Rs. 10,00,000 at enrolment
  • Rs. 10,00,000 after 60 hours and Rs. 9,90,000 after 120 hours

Outside Published

  • Landing and parking fees levied by AAI or state governments
  • DGCA licensing fees
  • any charge levied on training flights or on individual trainees
  • any hours flown beyond 200 (charged pro rata)
  • taxes imposed by the Government of India

What it does not publish

  • Nothing on the academy's own site acknowledges that the regulator records its bases as not operating, so there is no published statement about when flying might resume.

Where this sits

SchoolTotal
Falcon Aviation Academy₹29,90,000Published
Sha-Shib Flying Academy₹65,00,000Published

1st lowest of the 17 schools that publish their own licence fee. The middle fee is ₹54,85,050.

How to apply

  • Step 1. Apply online at falconaviation.in/application-form-for-flight-training-courses.html or email contact@falconaviation.in
  • Step 2. The school then emails a police verification form and the Class 2 medical practitioner list, takes Class X and XII marksheets, proof of residence and a photograph, then issues an Offer of Admission and a Letter of Admission
  • Step 3. Nothing is payable until the first instalment

Whichever school you choose, the licence needs a DGCA Class 1 medical, a DGCA Computer Number and five theory papers from the DGCA exam syllabus, practised in the DGCA question bank and under a timed mock test.

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