DGCA Grants Approval to AVPL International’s Hisar Drone Training Centre, Empowering North India’s Youth

Preet Sandhuu,
Preet Sandhuu, Founder and MD, AVPL International

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has officially approved AVPL International’s Drone Remote Pilot Training Organization (RPTO) located in Sisai, Hisar. This milestone marks a major advancement for drone education and skill development in northern India.

The newly approved training center includes ten exclusive flying zones, offering comprehensive, hands-on instruction in drone operation and maintenance. The facility follows national safety protocols and training guidelines, ensuring students gain both technical expertise and operational discipline.

The RPTO is designed to equip young professionals with drone-related competencies applicable across multiple industries such as agriculture, logistics, security, infrastructure, and environmental monitoring. This initiative also positions Hisar as an emerging hub for technology-based skill development and job creation.

Dr Preet Sandhuu, Founder and Managing Director of AVPL International, remarked, “This approval by DGCA is a significant achievement for our organization. Our vision is to train India’s youth in advanced drone technologies and open pathways for employment, particularly in rural regions. We are dedicated to nurturing a workforce that can lead India’s drone future.”

AVPL International (AITMC Ventures Ltd) stands as a pioneering force in India’s drone ecosystem. With over ten years of expertise, the company integrates advanced research, strong R&D capabilities, and practical innovation to drive the nation’s unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) sector.

The organization focuses on designing, manufacturing, and deploying indigenous drone solutions across critical domains including defence, logistics, agriculture, urban planning, energy, mining, forestry, and education. By aligning with the ‘Make in India’ initiative, AVPL aims to strengthen national capabilities, promote sustainable growth, and position India as a leader in the global drone industry.