Accommodation and other facilities
The hostel consists of 30 rooms on twin sharing basis respectively for trainees.
The hostel has its own restaurant and each room is well equipped with Communications, Television and attached Toilet & Bath. Carver also provides mess facility
Utmost importance is given to the Hygiene The hostel is well maintained and managed by the academy staff. Carver Aviation also facilitates transportation services between the Airport and the Hostel in Academy busses.
Operations Facility
Academy of Carver Aviation is operating from a 396000 sq ft approved hangarage facility.This section occupies a ground + 1 building on an area of 5000 sq ft.
The operations section is equipped with infrastructure to successfully run the training operations.
The operations floor is further sub divided in the following sections:
- CFI room
- Instructors room
- Flight clerk room
- Classrooms
- Library
- Students common room
- Simulator room
- CBT/Computer room
- First Aid Room
Engineering
The engineering section occupies an area of 5000 sq ft. and is situated opposite the operations department directly across the hanger. This department has been approved by DGCA to maintain the aircraft in our fleet.
This section has the following work areas:
- QM Office
- Quality Control Cell
- Bonded Stores & Quarantine Stores
- Workshop
- Approved Battery Shop
- Component Overhaul Sections
- Engineering
Control Tower
Academy of Carver Aviation has erected its own control tower and has its personal designated frequency of 129.25 utilized for all flight activities.
Hangar
The DGCA approved hangar comprises of an area of 5000 sq ft and enables 4 aircraft' maintenance at a time. Work is in progress for further enhancement to handle heavy aircraft above 5700kgs.
Apron
Academy of Carver Aviation has access to a 1,80,000 sq ft apron, for parking its fleet. This apron apart from housing the aircraft in our fleet is also the parking base of visiting aircraft both civil and defence.
Runway
A 7700 ft tarmac runway with a breadth of 150 feet and orientation of 11/29 is used by Academy of Carver Aviation. Carver Aviation has the permissions to fly outside watch hours giving the advantage of flying round the clock. As a result, we fly from dawn to dusk with respect to day flying and also night flying as per DGCA requirements.
Simulators
DGCA approved single engine simulator ATC 610 and multi engine simulator ATC 810 is housed in the Simulator Room for Instrument Training and Rating.
ACAPL also houses Cirrus II simulators (total three in numbers) in the Computer Based Training Rooms with full visual and radio stacks along with VOR/DME and ILS capabilities.
Campus & Facilities
ACAPL was established in the year of 1995, 19th August, is one of the most esteemed flying schools in India. Hundreds of students have built their careers as Pilots while training with carver. The Academy also provides training in the field of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME).
ACAPL offers advanced learning facility in Pilot Training and AME. It has received ISO 9001-2008 certification and is also DGCA (Director General of Civil Aviation, Govt. Of India) approved.
The school is located at the rain shadow region of Baramati in Maharashtra, India. The school has an excellent infrastructure spread across 3,89,000 sqft at Baramati and has 11 Aircraft, one of the largest training fleet, in the country.
Excellent training facility
ACAPL has remarkable potential of delivering expertise in Commercial Pilot Training and Aircraft Maintenance Engineering. With the presence of best Pilot instructors and experienced Faculty members, ACAPL assures to provide skilful and worthy training. The structure designed is as such that the training will be imparted with the full assertiveness in accomplishing once flying requirement as soon as possible, considering the fact that it requires a high level of uninterrupted application and commitment from the Candidate. We believe in imparting practical as well as theoretical training simultaneously, this helps candidates in attaining profound knowledge and skills by letting them to learn and visualize things practically. Alumnaefrom these programs can be certain that their training is consistent with the Aviation industries expectations and will enhance their employment prospects.
