All Fly Pordenone
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Contact information
City and Postal Code
Pravisdomini 33087
Coordinates
45.8871687
12.6279052
Website https://www.allfly.it
Email asdallfly@gmail.com
Phone +39 334 1146994
Trainings
- VDS 3-axis
- VDS autogyro
- Passenger transport endorsement
- Advanced VDS
- Mountain flying
- Formation flying
- VDS renewal and flight reactivation
- Radio telephony in Italian and English
Aircrafts
- Morane MS235E
- Sparviero
- Brako
- Dimona
Aircraft types
- 4-seat aircraft
- ultralight two-seat
- two-seat autogyro
- two-seat motorglider
Brief description All Fly Pordenone
ALL FLY Pordenone is an Italian ultralight and general aviation flying club based at Aviosuperficie Pravis in Pravisdomini (Friuli Venezia Giulia). The site lists VDS training for 3-axis aircraft and autogyro, passenger transport endorsement, advanced VDS, mountain flying, formation flying, renewal courses, and radio telephony in Italian and English.
The fleet mentioned on the website includes Morane MS235E, Sparviero, Brako autogyro, and Dimona motorglider. The airfield has a 610 m grass runway, radio frequency 130.00, and club-house facilities for briefings and flight planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is ALL FLY Pordenone located?
ALL FLY Pordenone is based at Aviosuperficie "PRAVIS" in Via Ceresere 61, Pravisdomini, Pordenone, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy, postal code 33087. The home field has grass runway 14/32, about 610 meters long, and the site notes radio frequency 130.00. It is in the Pordenone area in northeastern Italy, near the town of Pravisdomini.
What licenses and training programs does ALL FLY Pordenone offer?
ALL FLY Pordenone offers several ultralight and specialized training programs, including VDS 3-axis fixed-wing, VDS autogyro, passenger transport endorsement, VDS advanced, mountain flying, formation flying, VDS renewal and return-to-flight training, and radio communication training in Italian and English. The school also lists theory subjects such as aerodynamics, meteorology, navigation, regulations, flight safety, piloting technique, and aeronautical phraseology.
How much does flight training at ALL FLY Pordenone cost?
The website does not list current prices, so you should contact ALL FLY Pordenone directly for updated fees. In Italy, training costs can vary widely depending on the course, aircraft, and number of flight hours, especially for ultralight and specialty programs. For the most accurate quote, ask the school for the full cost of tuition, exams, membership, and aircraft use.
What aircraft does ALL FLY Pordenone use for training?
ALL FLY Pordenone lists several aircraft for club and training use, including a Morane MS235E, a Sparviero two-seat ultralight, a Brako two-seat autogyro, and a Dimona two-seat motor glider. The site also indicates that some aircraft are available for members to maintain flight activity.
Is ALL FLY Pordenone a flying club?
Yes. ALL FLY Pordenone is presented as an a.s.d., which is an Italian amateur sports association, and the website refers to club facilities, club-house use, and aircraft available to members. It is described more like a flying club with instructional activity than a standalone commercial flight school.
In which languages is training available at ALL FLY Pordenone?
Training is listed in Italian, and the school also offers radio communication training in both Italian and English. If you need language support beyond that, it is best to confirm directly with the school.
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