1 student has reviewed Redbird Flight Training Academy Pvt. Ltd in Baramati, Maharashtra, rating it 1 out of 5. 1 of them reports being scammed. Every review below was posted anonymously by someone who trained there.
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Paid in four instalments. The academy states this structure is valid for 90 days from 15 May 2026, that instalments already paid are NOT refunded on withdrawal for any reason, and that a 20% administrative charge applies if it arranges accommodation.
Source: Redbird — official CPL fee quotation (PDF) · academy states effective 2026-05-15 · checked 2026-08-28
Fees change, and what an academy publishes is not always what it quotes. Confirm directly before paying anything — and if what you were charged differed, say so in a review. Compare this against every other published CPL fee in India.
Yes. Redbird Flight Training Academy Pvt. Ltd is a DGCA-approved flying training organisation and was ranked 35 of 35 in the DGCA's April 2026 assessment, placing it in Category C.
Redbird Flight Training Academy is ranked 35 out of 35 ranked FTOs in the DGCA's ranking of flying training organizations published in April 2026, assessed as on 28.02.2026. That places it in Category C — lowest ranked band in the april 2026 dgca assessment.
Redbird Flight Training Academy operates from Baramati, Maharashtra.
Redbird Flight Training Academy publishes a CPL fee of ₹68.65 lakh, effective 2026-05-15. That is the academy's own published figure, not our estimate — the source is linked on this page. It excludes boarding, lodging, meals, wi-fi and transport to bases, any flying hours beyond the dgca minimum, so budget above it. The 1 review below are where you will find what people say they were actually charged, which is the number that matters.
1 of the 1 review on this page is tagged by its author as reporting a scam or serious misconduct — most commonly refused refunds, hidden charges, or paying for training that never happened. These are the personal accounts of the people who wrote them and are not findings of fact. Read them in full below and judge for yourself.
We have located 4 investigated occurrences involving Redbird Flight Training Academy's training aircraft. Each one is listed on this page with its date, the aircraft, what was reported to have happened, and a link to the source — mostly the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau, India's statutory investigator. Read them in full rather than counting them: the AAIB's stated purpose is preventing accidents, not apportioning blame, a preliminary report is not a finding of fault, and a raw count is not a safety rate — India publishes no per-academy hours-flown figure to divide by.
Students who have posted here rate Redbird Flight Training Academy 1 out of 5, from 1 review. That is too few to draw a firm conclusion from — read each one in full rather than trusting the average.
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