Flight and Maintenance TrainingFlight and Maintenance Training

The Ohio Department of Transportation has awarded contract 133-26 to Flyright Holdings Inc. to provide a professional flight and maintenance training program for aircraft operated by the Office of Aviation. The scope of work includes initial and recurrent training for flight crews and maintenance technicians focusing on King Air models B350i and B250, as well as Cessna Caravan 208B aircraft. Flight training consists of academic and FAA-certified simulator experience, including Crew Resource Management and Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum courses, while maintenance training covers troubleshooting, engine run-up, and operational procedures. The contract period runs from the award date through January 31, 2028, with services performed at a facility in Concord, North Carolina. The award was based on the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with requirements for vendors to be manufacturer-certified for technician training and compliant with Federal Aviation Regulations Part 61 and Part 91. Invoicing is structured by training type, with pilot training billed upon completion of ground school and technician training billed upon course completion, provided that certifications are first furnished to the Chief Pilot. The contractor must maintain specific insurance coverages, including employer's liability and cyber liability, and adhere to strict state and federal regulations regarding non-discrimination, trade controls, and the prohibition of services performed by Russian institutions. All bid submissions and administrative processes were managed electronically through the OhioBuys system.