Dipuraj Juarchan, an Airbus trainer pilot for the Nepal Airlines Corporation, took the new pilots Sujan Puri and Ankul Arya from Kathmandu to the empty plane Bhairahawa and trained them from there.
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Nepal Airlines Corporation has given base training (actual flight training) to the new pilots who entered the Airbus A-320 flight at Gautam Buddha International Airport in Bhairahawa.
Dipuraj Juarchan, an Airbus trainer pilot for the corporation, trained new pilots Sujan Puri and Ankul Arya by taking an empty plane from Kathmandu to Bhairahawa. It is considered challenging to train new pilots in an empty plane due to the heavy traffic in Kathmandu and the surrounding mountains.
The corporation conducted a training flight at Bhairawa on Sunday after the co-pilots Puri and Arya of the TwinOtter aircraft had to be trained on board under the flight promotion process under the corporation's domestic flight. This is the second time that the corporation has trained jet pilots at Kalagirhwa after the construction of an international airport within Nepal.
Previously, the corporation took two new Airbus A-320 pilots, Maheshraj Pandey and Kaushal Thapa, to Bhairahawa in 2079 Kartik to practice their theoretical knowledge in real aircraft flight. For Airbus A320 narrowbody aircraft, there are also designated check pilots (examiner pilots) and instructor pilots (instructor pilots) of Nepal Civil Aviation Authority. Juarchan trained both new pilots by taking turns in the cockpit to fly and land the aircraft. In such a flight, the instructor pilot makes the new pilot practice take-off, climb and landing.
'During pilot training, we flew from Bhairawa and landed at a height of 1500 feet,' instructor pilot Juharchan said to Kantipur, 'when there were no other domestic flights in Bhairawa, training was carried out by placing a funko in the sky of Bhairawa.'
Such training for new pilots is called base training. Before the construction of Bhairahawa and Pokhara International Airports, such training was not regular in Nepal. Instructor pilot Juharchan said that Baiha is held in third countries including India. For this training, 2 months of simulator training must be taken first. There is no actual flight in the simulator. Base training has been made mandatory by Nepal's civil aviation system in the last few years to put the knowledge of virtual training learned into practice.
Only after submitting the progress report of the proficiency test of the pilots participating in the base training to the authority, the new pilots are prepared as pilots in commercial flights. In such a flight one should be very careful in following the flight safety .
