Air India and Airbus open 50:50 advanced pilot training hub in Gurugram to train 5,000+ pilots

Air India and Airbus have inaugurated a 50:50 advanced pilot training centre at the Air India Aviation Training Academy in Gurugram. The state-of-the-art facility is intended to train more than 5,000 pilots over the next decade to support Air India’s accelerating fleet expansion and India’s growing aviation market.

Discovered 2025-09-30T00:59:46.159772-07:00 | 2025-09-30T00:59:46.159772-07:00

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  • Expands pilot pipeline to meet deliveries: the centre targets training 5,000+ pilots over ten years as India prepares for thousands of aircraft deliveries (thousands of aircraft deliveries).

  • Strengthens OEM‑operator ties and localisation: the hub reinforces Airbus’s expanding footprint and partnerships in India, a priority highlighted during recent Airbus board activity in Delhi (Airbus's board met in Delhi).

  • Adds capacity and modern training capability to relieve regional bottlenecks noted in industry analyses of pilot instruction and simulation advances (How Technology is Transforming Pilot Training in 2025).

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