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Current company Deccan Charters Private Limited
Airlines and Aviation · 463 employees · Founded 1997 · Bengaluru, India
Deccan Charters Private Limited (DCPL) is one of India’s largest General Aviation Services Company providing a complete suite of solutions ranging from Corporate Travel to Aircraft Management, Maintenance and Technical Services. Deccan operates a fleet of over 17 aircraft (12 Helicopters and 5 Fixed Wing) from over 15 operational and engineering bases giving it the largest geographical footprint among aviation companies in the country. Deccan currently operates from Bangalore, Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Hyderabad, Jammu, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi, Pune, Raigarh and Surat. As part of its engineering and maintenance services, Deccan Charters maintains over 60 aircraft and hosts the Bell, Sikorsky and Eurocopter Customer Service Facility (CSF). It is the only helicopter operator in South Asia to be given the privilege by Bell Helicopter Textron. The Bell CSF, benchmarked to global standards and adjudged in the top 10 world-wide, is capable of repair & overhaul of major components and assemblies of most models of Bell helicopters in the country. In January 2010 we entered into an agreement with Sikrosky Aerospace to be the CSF to Sikorsky S76C++ range of helicopters in India. Recently, in 2011, we also partnered with Eurocopter to be their authorized Customer Service Center (CSC) for their helicopters. Deccan is an ISO-90••••08 company certified by TUV-SUD. Deccan, in association with its service offers Powerfly, India\'s leading Jet Card Program. Powerfly combines the aircraft, aviation and hospitality expertise of Deccan Charters to provide a one stop, nationwide, flexible program that allows our customers to travel on their schedule on a comprehensive fleet of aircraft ranging from jets to turboprops and helicopters.