The idea of a pan Indian body of pilots to take up various academic, scientific, technical and welfare issues was envisaged in the year 1996 when a few visionary pilots got together to form the Federation of Indian Pilots.

Over the years the Federation of Indian Pilots has been very proactive in taking up issues vis a vis the regulatory authorities and has been holding Flight Safety Seminars to generate awareness within our own pilot community.

To exercise the privileges of his Licence a pilot needs to be medically fit.

In the eventuality of being declared medically unfit, a pilot usually loses his livelihood and has to fend for himself. This can happen without warning at any stage in his career.
 

In 1999, the Federation of Indian Pilots launched its Insurance Scheme linked to Loss of Licence, thereby ensuring financial stability and peace of mind to those pilots who are declared Medically Unfit,

As pilots rise in their professional careers, they acquire skills which are highly specialised and technical in nature. However, there was an absence of suitable academic qualification to reflect the same.

In 2002, the Federation of Indian Pilots founded the Institute of Aviation and Aviation Safety, with affiliation to the venerable University of Mumbai for awarding B.Sc. (Aviation) Degrees.

Thus providing pilots with a conventional academic platform equal to their skills and knowledge.

The Federation of Indian Pilots is NOT a Trade Union, but a likeminded body of pilots whose sole aim is the welfare of their community.

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