Aeroclub Saarlouis e.V.

Aeroclub Saarlouis e.V. is a nonprofit flying club based at Saarlouis-Düren airfield (EDRJ) in Germany. Founded in 1978, it offers affordable flying opportunities and pilot training centered on community and volunteer spirit. The club operates the Aquila A210, a two-seat Very Light Aircraft (VLA) known for precise handling, good instrumentation, and economical operation. Training options include the Private Pilot License (PPL) and Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL), with opportunities to substitute ultralight flying hours to reduce costs. The club emphasizes practical training with qualified instructors and provides a platform for aviation enthusiasts to exchange experiences. It is well-suited for pilots aiming to fly within Germany and the European Union.

The Aquila A210 features a Rotax 912 S 100 HP engine, cruises around 110 knots (~200 km/h), and has a range of about 1000 km or over 5 hours flight time. The spacious cockpit and robust build make it ideal for club use. The club has no mandatory work hours, encouraging easy access for members to fly.

Training includes comprehensive PPL(A) and LAPL(A) licenses with renewal and extension details available, emphasizing safety and proficiency. The club operates on a volunteer basis, welcoming those interested to participate.