Agniveervayu Graduation: 464 Trainees Complete Training at Airmen Training School Belagavi
The Airmen Training School (ATS) in Belagavi hosted the Passing Out Parade for 464 Agniveervayu non-combatants from the Housekeeping and Hospitality streams of Intake 01/2026 on June 20, 2026, with precise military coordination.
This parade celebrated the successful conclusion of 24 weeks of rigorous military and professional training, indicating the trainees' preparedness to fulfill their roles within the Indian Air Force.
The review of the ceremony was conducted by Air Commodore Suraj Shankar, Air Officer Commanding of the Airmen Training School Belagavi. He inspected the parade and extended his congratulations to the graduating Agniveervayu members for reaching this significant milestone.
In his address to the trainees, Air Commodore Shankar lauded their perseverance, commitment, and dedication during the challenging training regime. He acknowledged their determination and professionalism, which were crucial in completing both military and specialized vocational training.
The Air Officer Commanding urged the newly trained personnel to maintain the highest standards of service, discipline, and integrity as they embark on their careers with the Indian Air Force. He emphasized the necessity of professionalism and excellence to enhance the operational effectiveness of the force.
During the 24-week training program, the trainees received thorough instruction designed to instill military discipline, physical fitness, professional skills, and service values. This training equipped them to perform essential support roles that are vital to the mission readiness of the Indian Air Force.
Officials remarked that the Passing Out Parade was the culmination of months of rigorous effort and transformation, as the trainees became disciplined and capable members of the Air Force community.
This event also signified the beginning of a new phase for the Agniveervayu personnel, who will now proceed to serve in various capacities across the Indian Air Force.
The ceremony concluded with a shared sense of pride and achievement, as the newly graduated trainees prepared to commence their service to the nation, bearing the values of dedication, professionalism, and selfless service.
