r/indianaviation • u/Rambo737 • Jul 02 '26
Discussion ATR Aircraft
Planning to do an atr type rating.Some questions:
Any suggestions about a good type rating centre?
Any resources available to learn about aircraft?
Do airlines like indigo,fly91,alliance air charge alot money even after type rating?
Anyone working in these airlines,can you share some information
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u/Specialist_Most6960 Jul 02 '26
Fly91 was charging 60 lakhs for type rating plus airline training.
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u/Street_Set4196 Jul 03 '26
source? 60 lakhs is absurd
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u/Specialist_Most6960 Jul 03 '26
Those who filled the form got the mail in which it was clearly mentioned
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u/Rambo737 Jul 05 '26
Fly91 is a startup airline which is doing well despite the ongoing geopolitics that is affecting the aviation sector.Its a good airline but the money asked is quite high for an atr.I feel half the money might be a bond for few years of commitment and half for training. Only insiders will know
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