Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation — Student Reviews & DGCA Ranking
CAT CHaryana Institute of Civil Aviation in Pinjore, Haryana is ranked 24 of 35 DGCA-approved flying training organisations. No student has reviewed it here yet — the first honest account is the one the next batch will read.
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What does a CPL cost here?
Charged by the hour · tap to view
Cessna 152 — ₹9,000; Cessna 172R — ₹10,000. Night flying ₹2,000/hr extra, minimum 2 hours
Included
- Admission fee ₹20,000 (non-refundable)
- Flying security ₹50,000 (non-refundable)
Not included — budget on top
- Flying hours, charged per hour at the rates above
A state-government institute, and among the cheapest hourly rates published anywhere on this list. Hostel ₹200 per day. Same rates apply to General, Girl and SC/ST categories.
Source: Civil Aviation Department, Government of Haryana · checked 2026-08-28
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Accident and incident record
No published investigation found for Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation.
We found no published investigation involving this academy’s aircraft. That is not the same as a clean record: AAIB publishes selectively and with a lag, minor occurrences may never appear, and we have not searched exhaustively. Treat a blank here as “nothing found”, not as “nothing happened”.
See the accident records we have compiled for other Indian flying schools, and what to ask an academy about safety before you join.
Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation — questions students ask
Is Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation DGCA approved?
Yes. Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation is a DGCA-approved flying training organisation and was ranked 24 of 35 in the DGCA's April 2026 assessment, placing it in Category C.
What is Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation's DGCA ranking?
Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation is ranked 24 out of 35 ranked FTOs in the DGCA's ranking of flying training organizations published in April 2026, assessed as on 28.02.2026. That places it in Category C — lowest ranked band in the april 2026 dgca assessment.
Where is Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation located?
Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation operates from Pinjore, Haryana.
How much does Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation cost?
Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation charges by the hour rather than quoting one package price: Cessna 152 — ₹9,000; Cessna 172R — ₹10,000. Night flying ₹2,000/hr extra, minimum 2 hours, plus ₹70,000 in upfront ground and registration fees. Flying the DGCA minimum of 200 hours therefore comes to roughly from ₹18.7 lakh–₹20.7 lakh — but that is arithmetic, not a quotation, and almost nobody finishes on the minimum. Treat it as a floor.
Has anyone reported a scam at Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation?
Nobody has posted a review of Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation on PILOT ORG yet, so there is nothing either way. An absence of reports is not an endorsement; it means no one has written in.
Has Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation had any accidents?
We found no published investigation involving Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation's aircraft. That is not the same as a clean record: the AAIB publishes selectively and with a lag, minor occurrences may never appear at all, and we have not searched exhaustively. Treat it as "nothing found", not as "nothing happened" — and ask the academy directly how many aircraft are serviceable today and whether it has had an occurrence investigated.
Can I review Haryana Institute of Civil Aviation anonymously?
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