Air Force Station Bihta

Superior selection centre . Very beautiful area & All the staffs and selectors are so good.nnLove you all.nJai Hind.

5:30am to 9:00pm is my journey in Air Force Station Bihta was very good. Everywhere was clean and Wing commander Ravi sir is very good person.

Clean and lush green area, far away from pollution. But, maintenance of the area is not good. There are unwanted bushes on the sides of roads. There are no airplanes or helicopters. They are brought here rarely for show. The staff are very kind and supportive. I have been here twice, once for my phase 2 examination for Airmen selection and once for submitting csv. Both time, the staffs supported well. Overall, it is a nice place but not like other Air force stations. It is about 30 km from Patna city, and there are a few buses which come here. Another way to travel here is to come by train from Patna to Bihta railway station, and then 10 to 15 minutes to Air force station.

Amazing place. I went here for physical test for air force entry and we were taken to the runway region which was huge and breath taking. Besides the soft behaviour of tough officers will always be cherished by me.

Is an INDIAN AIR FORCE base in bhita . The military airfield, commanded by a Group Captain rank IAF officer, lies 40 kilometres southwest of state capital patna and is spread over an area of around 900 acres.In 2016, the AAI proposed to develop a CIVIL enclave at the Bihta airbase to serve as a second airport for Patna. The Indian Air Force gave its consent in April 2016 for commercial flight operations from Bihta as a medium-term measure for development air operations from Patna.The terminal building of the civil enclave will have the capacity to cater up to 2.5 million passengers per annum. It will be two-storied, with the ground floor for arrival and first floor for the departure of passengers. The Khagaul-Shivala-Bihta road, which will be broadened to four lanes, will connect the airport with the city. AAI had earlier estimated a requirement of 600 acres of land for the first Phase and another 790 acres for the second Phase in lieu of the existing lok jay prakash narayan airpot in Patna.The AAI and State Government approved the civil enclave design in July 2019, with construction expected to begin by the end of 2019. The first phase entails a two-stored building covering an area of 25,000 square metres. The civil enclave is expected to be ready by 2022 and will cost of over ₹500 crores. In the first phase, the terminal building will be equipped with five aerobridges and parking bays for five aircraft. In October 2016, Bihar cabinet approved the Patna master plan 2031 which envisaged development of a new airport at Bihta.The Bihar government identified 126 acres of land at Vishambharpur and Kutlupur for construction of the civil enclave.