Home Made PPG In India
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Home Made Foot Lanch powerd Hang Glider
Home Made Foot Lanch powerd Hang Glider india
working on an Yamaha RX135 the previous one ( suzuki shogun )also gave good power...38 kg of thrust that is good enough for my 56 kg weight....
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working on an Yamaha RX135 the previous one ( suzuki shogun )also gave good power...38 kg of thrust that is good enough for my 56 kg weight....
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Home Made Hang Glider
Home Made Hang Glider in india By Samarth Sharma
I should say this is the best use a Home made Hang glider can be put to, if any body make the mistake!!!
Any good beginners' glider can do this important job, also.
It really makes a person feel like he is flying, one can learn good body control reflexes on it. I am happy to learn these control skills without risking my life, by experimenting up in the air.
In 2004 I built a hang glider on my own, as there are no HG schools or used wings. I am a member of the HG list at Yahoo. The HG pilots there dissuaded me from continuing on my home made wing. I heeded their advice and stopped that dangerous project. I also got basic PG
training in March 2005,but this HG bug doesn't seem to let me go.
Now I fly a Solar Wings "Breeze" intermediate glider. I am grateful to the person who helped me procure it.
I also own OZONE GEO and ASPEN GRADIENT paragliders.
Here you can see my videos http://youtube.com/user/samarth192004
A news article in national news paper Hindustan Times, Bombay.
Source wingmansamarth
I should say this is the best use a Home made Hang glider can be put to, if any body make the mistake!!!
Any good beginners' glider can do this important job, also.
It really makes a person feel like he is flying, one can learn good body control reflexes on it. I am happy to learn these control skills without risking my life, by experimenting up in the air.
In 2004 I built a hang glider on my own, as there are no HG schools or used wings. I am a member of the HG list at Yahoo. The HG pilots there dissuaded me from continuing on my home made wing. I heeded their advice and stopped that dangerous project. I also got basic PG
training in March 2005,but this HG bug doesn't seem to let me go.
Now I fly a Solar Wings "Breeze" intermediate glider. I am grateful to the person who helped me procure it.
I also own OZONE GEO and ASPEN GRADIENT paragliders.
Here you can see my videos http://youtube.com/user/samarth192004
Hang gliding 30 / 05 2010
Himalayan Open Paragliding championship 26 oct 2011
3rd place in Spot landing (novice cat.( at Himalayn open paragliding championship 26th oct 2011
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DGCA Rules and Regulations
MANUALS REQUIRED TO BE PUBLISHED UNDER
SECTION 4(1)(b) OF
“THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005” |
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Point No.
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Manuals Required
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Whether available on web
site or not
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Remarks, if any
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(i)
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The particulars of its
organization, functions and duties;
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Available
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These details are
available on DGCA website under Link “About DGCA (“Functions”
&
“Organisation”)
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(ii)
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The powers and duties of
its officers and employees;
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Available
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These details are
available on DGCA website under Link “ DGCA Officers
("Powers")
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(iii)
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The procedure followed in
the decision making process, including channels of supervision and
accountability;
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Available
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Rule 3A of the Aircraft Rules, 1937,
provides for delegation of powers conferred on and the duties imposed on the
Central Government and the DGCA.
Accordingly, two notifications viz S.O. 726(E) AND 727(E) both dated
04-10-1994 have been issued delegating the powers of the DGCA and Central
Government respectively, to the officers of the DGCA, Bureau of Civil
Aviation Security and Airports Authority of India. These notifications are amended to cope up with the situations
that crop up from time to time. Both
these notifications are available on the DGCA website under Link “Rules”.
Channel of Submission available under Link Channel
of Submission.
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(iv)
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The norms set by it for
the discharge of its functions;
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Available
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Available under Link "Time
limit for disposal of various cases".
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(v)
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The rules, regulations,
instructions, manuals and records, held by it or under its control or used by
its employees for discharging its functions;
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Available
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Aircraft Act, 1934, Aircraft Rules, 1937,
Civil Aviation Requirements, Aeronautical Information Circulars and Circulars
which are available on DGCA website under Link “Rules”.
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(vi)
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A statement of the categories of documents
that are held by it or under its control ;
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Available
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(i) Aircraft Act, 1934
(ii) Aircraft Rules, 1937
(iii) Carriage of Dangerous
Goods, 2003
(iv) National Convention,
(v) Civil Aviation
Requirements
(vi) Aeronautical Information
Circulars
(vii) Other Circulars
(viii)Aircraft Register
(ix) Master Minimum Equipment
(x) Mandatory Modifications
(xi) Approved Firms
(xii) Accident Summaries
(xiii)Related Rules
(xiv) Personal and Medical
files of Pilots
(xv) Bilateral Agreements with
foreign countries
(xvi) Air Transport and
Aircraft Statistics.
(xvii)Service Books of DGCA employees.
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(vii)
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the particulars of any arrangement that
exists for consultation with, or representation by the members of public in
relation to the formulation of its policy or implementation thereof;
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While formulating the
policy it is put on the website for comments from members of Public,
including organizations/associations etc. and feedbacks received from them is
suitably incorporated.
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a statement of the boards, councils,
committees and other bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as
its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether meetings of
those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to public, or
the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public;
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At present there are no such boards, committees or
councils in this office. Boards,
councils, committees and other bodies are constituted by the Ministry of
Civil Aviation as DGCA is an attached office.
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(ix)
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a directory of its officers and employees;
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Available
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These details are available on DGCA website
under Link “About DGCA
(DGCA
Officers)”.
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(x)
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the monthly remuneration received by each
of its officers and employees, including the system of compensation as
provided in its regulations;
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Available
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These details are available on DGCA website
under Link “About DGCA
(DGCA
Officers)”-Remuneration.
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(xi)
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the budget allocated to each of its agency,
indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditure and reports on
disbursements made;
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Available
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The details of DGCA
Budget are available under Link “Budget”
on DGCA website.
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(xii)
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the manner of execution of subsidy
programmes, including the amounts allocated and the details of beneficiaries
of such programmes;
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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation
administers a Scheme called `Reimbursement of Flying done by Scheduled
Caste/Scheduled Tribe candidates’. This
scheme aims at giving financial assistance to the SC/ST candidates to enable
them to take up flying as a career option.
Under
the Scheme 40 (forty) SC/ST candidates are selected/short listed for
assistance by means of a written examination upto Private Pilot’s Licence
(PPL) level. The applications are
invited from candidates from all over India by means of an advertisement in
the newspapers. The examination is
usually held in the month of October every year at various centers all over
India. Forty SC/ST candidates are
short listed in order of merit for assistance under the scheme.
The
selected candidates are given an option to choose a flying club/institute of
their choice. The cost of flying
undertaken by these candidates is reimbursed to the clubs, directly. In addition, scholarships/stipends for
purchase of books etc are provided to these candidates at the rate of Rs.
100/- respectively for a period of 24 (Twenty four) months reckoned from the
date of commencement of training.
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(xiii)
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particulars of recipients
of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it;
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The
O/o DGCA grants the following permits/ authorizations:-
(a)
(i) Carriage of Arms and
Ammunitions, Radioactive Substances and other dangerous goods viz.,
chemicals, gases etc. by air to/from/over India;
(ii)
Ground photography/ videography at various airports;
(iii)
Aerial photography and airborne geophysical survey;
(iv)
Operating Permits issued to foreign airlines designated by foreign
Governments for operation of scheduled services to/from India under the
bilateral Air Services Agreements;
(v)
Operating Permits issued to domestic carriers including private
airlines for scheduled services and non-scheduled services;
(vi) Various categories of pilot licenses
are issued. And also, validation of
foreign licenses is granted which is an authorization for the holder to
exercise the privileges of his/her license on Indian registered aircraft;
(vii) Concessions, permits and
authorizations are granted as per civil airworthiness requirements. Procedure has been laid down in the Civil
Airworthiness Requirements; and
(viii) DGCA has been allotting two seater
trainer aircraft known as HANSA to various Flying Clubs and Flying
Institutes. HANSA is an all
composite, non-metallic, two seater trainer aircraft, designed and developed
by National Aerospace Laboratory (NAL) in Bangalore. This allotment is done
based on the need and number of students enrolled with an institute for pilot
training. After the allotment done,
NAL offers free training to engineers and pilots of that institute to operate
the Aircraft safely.
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(xiv)
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details in respect of the
information, available to or held by it, reduced in an electric form;
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Available
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The relevant documents are available under
Link “Site
Map” of DGCA website.
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(xv)
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the particulars of
facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, including the
working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public use;
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The Office of DGCA have a
Library which maintains the Aviation related technical books, Government
Publications –Swamy books, Gazette Notifications, Aircraft and Engine
literature, Annexes and ICAO documents, Foreign technical and Indian
periodicals, Hindi and English newspapers and General and Hindi Books. So far this library is not open to public.
It is meant for use by the officers
of this Department or those specifically authorized by the competent
authority. The working hours of
Library are 9.30 AM to 6.00 PM.
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(xvi)
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the names, designations and other particulars
of the Public Information Officers;
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Available
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The names, designations
and other particulars of the Public Information Officers of DGCA are
available on DGCA website under Link “About DGCA
(RTI
Officers)”.
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(xvii)
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such other information as
may prescribed.
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Available
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The
other relevant websites are available under Link “Other sites”
on DGCA
website.
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The Directorate General of Civil
Aviation is the
regulatory body in the field of Civil Aviation primarily responsible for
regulation of air transport services to/from/within
India and for enforcement of civil
air regulations, air safety and airworthiness standards.
The
regulations are in the forms of the Aircraft Act, 1934, the Aircraft
Rules, the Civil Aviation Requirements, the Aeronautical Information
Circulars. The
Advisory
and guidance material is in the form of circulars.
The DGCA website offers a 'New
and Updated' section that gives the latest in regulations. While it is
your responsibility to make sure all your regulations are up-to-date, this
service should assist.
DGCA INDIA Website http://dgca.nic.in
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