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Probe into fake pilots scam reveals flying schools fudged logbooks New Delhi:
Investigations into the fake pilot scam have revealed that several
flying schools were ‘fudging log books’ to escalate the number of flying
hours of pilots to get them licenses.The Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is reportedly conducting
an inquiry into the manipulation of logbooks by flying schools and
records of the 50-60 requests processed by Pradeep Kumar are also being
checked.Meanwhile, attempts are being made to arrest three more pilots and a
Mumbai-based tout — Deepak Asatkar. Meanwhile, sources in the Crime
Branch told TOI that "their investigations are also looking into the
recruitment of pilots in all the airlines”."To get a license, a pilot needs to show a particular number of hours in
training. Instead of flying, the pilots, with the help of schools,
would manipulate logbooks to show this. We suspect that officials of
various flying schools are involved in this. Presently, we are
concentrating on these pilots. DGCA is looking into logbook fudging on
its own,” said a source. 28/03/11 Neeraj Chauhan/Times of India
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