India · commercial fleet · as on 31 Aug 2026
1,306
aircraft on India’s scheduled and non-scheduled operator permits, rebuilt every month from DGCA’s own lists.
- Scheduled
- 835
- airline fleets
- Non-scheduled
- 471
- charter, corporate, aerial work
- Operators
- 150
- permit holders
- Types
- 83
- 225 rotary wing
Largest operators
Explore the register
- Types83Every aircraft type, who flies it, how old the fleet is and which engines it uses.
- Owners and lessors361Who owns the aircraft Indian operators fly, from DGCA registration reports.
- Flying schools41Every DGCA-approved flying training organisation and the trainers it flies.
- Past operators198Jet Airways, Kingfisher, Go First, Vistara and more, with 2,287 earlier registrations.
Recent changes
- VT-NOZRegisteredA321 - 251NX · INTERGLOBE AVIATION LIMITED06 Oct 2026
- VT-NOXRegisteredA321 - 251NX · INTERGLOBE AVIATION LIMITED30 Sept 2026
- VT-DGRRegisteredPA-28-181 (Archer III) · GANPAT CARE FOUNDATION29 Sept 2026
- VT-DGVRegisteredPA-28-181 (Archer III) · GANPAT CARE FOUNDATION29 Sept 2026
- VT-DGXRegisteredPA-28-181 (Archer III) · GANPAT CARE FOUNDATION29 Sept 2026
- VT-DGTRegisteredPA-28-181 (Archer III) · GANPAT CARE FOUNDATION28 Sept 2026
What this is
Every aircraft on India’s scheduled and non-scheduled operator permits, in one searchable list, with a page per tail and per operator.
Where it comes from
Two PDFs DGCA publishes each month. They are parsed, checked against DGCA’s own counts, and versioned. Method and sources on the sources page.
What it is not
The civil aircraft register. Private and state aircraft have no public list, so they appear only where a DGCA registration report names them.