Capt. Amol Yadav Finally Receives Clearance To Fly His Aircraft

Mumbai: Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Capt. Amol Yadav last Sunday regarding the flying clearance for his self-made six-seater aircraft which he made on the terrace of his own house and which took 19 years for perfecting the construction of it.

After meeting prime minister Modi last Sunday he finally receives a flying clearance and got rid of his problems. “PM Modi is of the view that determined individuals like Captain Yadav embody the spirit and character of New India. When informed of the delays, concerned authorities were asked to take immediate action to ensure that all regulatory hurdles were removed,” the PMO tweeted.

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This support from the Indian Government will lead others to motivate their Startups and also leads to the development of the Indian economy.

Capt. Amol Yadav was trying to pursue a license to fly his aircraft since 2011 from Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). As it was registered under the experimental category he was facing problems to get a license to fly his Aircraft.

But in February 2018, the Government of Maharashtra signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with his company for making 19 seater aircraft in several phases. The 35,000 crores were supposed to get and the land was allocated at palghar and which could create 10,000 new jobs for their people. But there was nothing after that.

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