Aeroclub De Castellón
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Contact information
City and Postal Code
Castellón 12100
Coordinates
39.9984317
0.0256637
Website https://aeroclubcastellon.com
Phone +34 964 282 314
Trainings
- PPL
- LAPL
- ULM
- RPA
- Private Pilot Licence
- Pilot of Ultralight
- Radiofonist RTC
- Drone Pilot
- Radiofonist qualification for remote pilot
Aircrafts
- Piper Warrior III
- Cessna 172
- Tecnam P92 Echo
- Tecnam P92 Echo-S
Aircraft types
- Airplane
- Ultralight
Brief description Aeroclub De Castellón
Aeroclub de Castellón is a non-profit aviation club based at Aeródromo del Pinar (LECN) in Castellón, operating since 1958.
It offers pilot training in PPL, LAPL, ULM and RPA, plus aircraft and ultralight rentals for members.
The club also manages a fleet including Piper Warrior III, Cessna 172 and Tecnam P92 aircraft, and promotes general and sport aviation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Aeroclub de Castellón located?
Aeroclub de Castellón is based at Aeródromo del Pinar, Camino La Plana, s/n, 12100 Castellón, Spain. The club manages LECN, also known as Aeródromo del Pinar, near Castellón and about 15 NM from Castellón-Costa Azahar Airport (LECH).
What licenses and training programs does Aeroclub de Castellón offer?
Aeroclub de Castellón runs pilot training through its school and also offers drone training. Based on the information found, its courses include UAS/Open Level 1, UAS/Open Level 2, Specific Category Level 3, and radio operator training for remote pilots. The club also publishes PPL course information, but the public page reviewed does not clearly list the full current pilot license portfolio.
How much does flight training at Aeroclub de Castellón cost?
Public pricing was available for drone and radiofonist training, not for a full manned-aircraft pilot course. Current published prices include UAS Open Level 1 for 95€, Open Level 2 for 80€, A2 practical training from 149€, Specific Category Level 3 from 450€, STS conversion from 260€, and remote pilot radio training for 90€. For manned-aircraft training, contact the club directly for the latest pricing.
Is Aeroclub de Castellón a flying club?
Yes. Aeroclub de Castellón is a non-profit flying club and also the manager of Aeródromo del Pinar. It promotes general aviation, sports flying, and pilot training.
What aircraft does Aeroclub de Castellón use for training?
The club says that, as of April 2026, its fleet consists of two airplanes and two ultralights. One aircraft identified on the club website is the Tecnam P92 EC-EN1 with a Rotax 80 hp engine. The public fleet page reviewed does not show the full list of all aircraft.
In which languages is training available at Aeroclub de Castellón?
The available data only confirms Spanish as a training language. If you need instruction in another language, it is best to ask the club directly.
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