Flugsportverein Schameder-Wittgenstein E.v.
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Contact information
Trainings
- Sailplane pilot license (glider training)
- Ultralight pilot license
- Motor glider class rating
Aircrafts
- Cessna 172P
- Groppo G70
- Diamond HK36 Super Dimona
- Alexander Schleicher ASK 13
- Alexander Schleicher K 8
- Rolladen Schneider LS4 neo
- Alexander Schleicher ASW 28
Aircraft types
- motor aircraft
- ultralight aircraft
- motor glider
- glider
Brief description Flugsportverein Schameder-Wittgenstein E.v.
Flugsportverein Schameder-Wittgenstein e.V. at Flugplatz Schameder near Erndtebrück offers club flying with glider, ultralight and motor glider training. The website highlights Segelflug, Motorflug, introductory flights, and a visitor-friendly airfield restaurant. Students can train with experienced instructors and progress from basic handling to solo and cross-country flying.
The club's fleet includes a Cessna 172P, Groppo G70, Diamond HK36 Super Dimona, and several sailplanes including ASK 13, K 8, LS4 neo and ASW 28.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is FSV Schameder located?
FSV Schameder, officially Flugsportverein Schameder-Wittgenstein e.V., is based at Flugplatz Schameder in 57339 Erndtebrück, Germany. The airfield lies on the hill between Schameder and Leimstruth in the Wittgenstein region, about one kilometer northeast of Schameder. The site is home to the club's own airfield and tower.
What licenses and training programs does FSV Schameder offer?
FSV Schameder lists Fliegen lernen with separate sections for Segelflug and Motorflug, so the club appears to offer glider and powered-flight training. Its website also mentions discovery-style flying and flight opportunities for interested visitors. No radio communication training is shown in the available data.
How much does flight training at FSV Schameder cost?
FSV Schameder does not publish training prices on the pages reviewed. For current fees, contact the club directly. As a rough guide, private pilot training costs in Germany often vary widely depending on aircraft type, fuel, instructor time, and total hours flown.
Is FSV Schameder a flying club?
Yes. FSV Schameder is an eingetragener Verein, and the website describes it as a club with members, active pilots, and shared club aircraft. The airfield is operated by the Flugsportverein Schameder-Wittgenstein e.V.
What aircraft does FSV Schameder use for training?
The website says the club has 7 Vereinsflugzeuge and 8 private aircraft, but the reviewed pages do not provide a full fleet list. One aircraft specifically mentioned is a Cessna 172, D-EGGC, which has been based at the airfield since being brought from the USA. For a complete training fleet list, the club would need to confirm current availability.
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