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Abhinandan Varthaman Joins FLY91 After Premature Retirement from IAF

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Group Captain Abhinandan Varthaman has taken premature retirement from the Indian Air Force and is transitioning to a civilian aviation career. He is currently undergoing training abroad to fly the ATR 72-600 turboprop aircraft. Varthaman is expected to operate flights for Goa-based regional airline FLY91 upon completing his training. FLY91 is known for recruiting former defence personnel for second careers in aviation. The airline recently placed a global order for forty ATR 72-600 aircraft to expand its fleet.

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