Hessen-Flieger Verein für Luftfahrt 1924 Darmstadt e.V.
Contact information
Trainings
- Private Pilot License (PPL)
- Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL)
- Night flight authorization
- Instrument flight rating (IR)
- Flight Instructor (FI) training
- Radio communication license training
- ICAO language proficiency test
Aircrafts
- Diamond DV-20 Katana (D-EWWF)
- Cessna C 172 Skyhawk (D-EXFS)
- Piper PA28-181 Archer III (D-ETLA)
- Piper PA28B-236 Dakota (D-EIWK)
- Cessna C 172 Skyhawk (D-EMBN)
- Piper PA28-181 Archer II (D-ETJA)
- PIPER P28A-181 ARCHER II (D-EGTS)
- PIPER P28R-200 ARROW II (D-EVMI)
Aircraft types
- two-seat light aircraft
- four-seat single-engine aircraft
- single-engine low-wing aircraft
- single-engine high-wing aircraft
Brief description Hessen-Flieger Verein Für Luftfahrt 1924 Darmstadt E.v.
Hessen-Flieger Verein für Luftfahrt 1924 Darmstadt e.V. is an established aviation club based at Frankfurt Egelsbach Airport (EDFE), Germany, offering comprehensive pilot training in a community-oriented environment beyond typical flight schools. The club features a fleet of eight aircraft from manufacturers like Diamond, Cessna, and Piper, equipped with modern avionics and intercom systems for all seats, suitable for VFR, NVFR, and IFR operations.
Prospective student pilots receive individual mentoring throughout their flight training, progressing through phases such as pattern flights, cross-country navigation, and final practical exams without pressure. Training modules include Private Pilot License (PPL), Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL), night flight authorization, instrument rating, instructor courses, radio communication license, and ICAO language proficiency tests.
Post-licensing, members gain access to the full fleet and partner aircraft for versatile flying activities ranging from local outings to business and holiday flights. The club ensures adherence to noise regulations and fosters long-term pilot development and social connections within its community of approximately 150 members, including over 80 active pilots.
Contact via email or phone is welcomed for detailed information and personal advice on pilot training and club membership.
