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Patiala Airport (Patiala Aviation Complex) is a civil aerodrome near Patiala, Punjab in India. There are five hangars in Patiala Aviation Complex. The First Hangar is used by Patiala Aviation Club (P.A.C.), which is flying training Institute approved by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (D.G.C.A.), India. Raja Kamendra Singh (Prince Ralph) son of Maharaja Bhupinder Singh was Chief Flight Instructor of P.A.C. until his death in an aircraft crash in 1995. Presently Capt. Malkeat Singh is the Chief Flight Instructor of P.A.C. The Second Hangar which was initially the Government owned Engine and instrument overhauling workshop, then for some period was used by Northern India Flying Club (N.I.F.C). These days is being used by Birmi Flying Academy (B.F.A.) as flying training institute approved by D.G.C.A.The Chief Flight Instructor of B.F.A. is Capt. K.T. Rajendran.〔(List of flying training organisations in India ) retrieved 2010-06-14〕 The Third Hangar is the workshop of the Punjab Aircraft Maintenance Engineering College (P.A.M.E.C.)in which students are being trained to become future engineers. The Fourth Hangar is allotted to the National Cadet Corps. (N.C.C.)Air Wing. Here the cadets along with their routine exercises enjoy the flying in Microlight Aircraft provided by Indian Air Force for the purpose. The Fifth Hangar is known as the student Hangar, as and maintenance of the VIP aircraft owned by Govt. of Punjab. Patiala Airport is sometimes used by Captain Amarinder Singh the current Maharaja of Patiala and by the state government to operate its fleet of aircraft. The A.T.C. at Patiala Airport is Maintained By Air Ops (Army Aviation) a unit of Indian Army. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Patiala Airport」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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