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Mumbai, Maharashtra | Mumbai, Maharashtra
9 Aircrafts | 5 Courses





The Bombay Flying Club is the birth place of aviation in India since 1928.This prestigious institute has played a leading role in the history of aviation, In India.
Late Mr.J.R.D.Tata the father of aviation in India was first to obtain the pilots licence in February 1929 from The Bombay Flying Club.
The Bombay Flying Club has unique distinction of being the only flying club in the world, which under took the cross-country International flight from Bombay to Landon & back with four tiger Moths participating in it, in 1930s.
Living leged Mrs.Rabia Futehally was the first women pilot of India to obtain Private Pilot Licence from the Bombay Flying Club. Now she is member of the managing committee of this institute.
A member of this flying club R.Levy indigenously manufactured an aircraft which was named “Monsoon”. It successfully flew over 50 hours. Another Member Rev.Father Constantine was the first person to fly an illuminated aircraft at night for advertisement purpose over Bombay.
The Bombay Flying Club is based at the western end of Juhu aerodrome which is approximately at the center of the Mumbai City. The Bombay Flying Club has been built to standards of comfort and convenience which surpass other training centers and provide each student with adequate space to focus on their studies in all respect theoretical & practical. The Bombay Flying Club is renowned for its professionalism. It has trained air crew who are now working as captains & engineers for domestic & international airlines such as Indian Airlines, Air India, Sahara, Jet Airways, Singapore Airlines, Emirates as well as thousand of private pilot & engineers.
The Private Pilot Licence (PPL) course at The Bombay Flying Club is a DGCA-approved pilot training programme that combines aviation ground school with flight training (dual and solo) on light aircraft. It enables students to gain the skills and qualifications required to fly as Pilot-in-Command (PIC) for private and recreational purposes, including circuit, cross-country, instrument, and night flying as per DGCA norms.
The Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) course at The Bombay Flying Club is a DGCA-approved professional pilot training programme combining in-depth ground instruction with extensive flight training (often around 200 hours) on single- and multi-engine aircraft. The training covers all DGCA-mandated flying exercises (dual, solo, cross-country, instrument, night flying) and exams to prepare students for careers as commercial pilots.
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) programme at The Bombay Flying Club’s College of Aviation is a DGCA-approved training course focused on aircraft maintenance, safety, and airworthiness. It blends classroom theory with extensive practical hands-on training in real aircraft systems and workshops, including on-job training (OJT) with leading Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) organisations such as Air India, GoAir, Airworks India, and Max MRO. The 2-year course prepares students for aviation maintenance careers across airlines, MROs, and aviation organisations.
The Air Hostess / Cabin Crew Training course at The Bombay Flying Club’s College of Aviation is a professional programme designed to prepare students for careers in airline cabin services. The training focuses on developing essential skills such as cabin safety procedures, passenger service etiquette, in-flight service standards, communication and grooming, emergency handling, first-aid, and customer care. The course blends classroom instruction with practical exercises to make cadets job-ready for cabin crew roles with airlines and aviation service providers.
The Drone Pilot Training programme at The Bombay Flying Club’s College of Aviation is a hands-on course designed to train students in operating remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS) for commercial and professional applications such as aerial photography, surveying, inspection, mapping, and surveillance. The training includes classroom theory, practical flying sessions, safety procedures, maintenance basics, regulatory compliance, and skills needed to operate drones effectively under current aviation regulations.

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| Library | Aviation books & reading resources for students |
| Classrooms | Modern lecture halls for ground training |
| Transport Facility | Shuttle/transport support for trainees |
| Playground & Canteen (Dhule) | Recreational & dining areas at training campus |
| Computer Training | Computer labs for simulation and theory |
| Private Training Airstrip | Dedicated airstrip for flying practice |
| Training Aircraft | Club’s operational training fleet used for flying sessions |

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