Hessen-Flieger Verein für Luftfahrt 1924 Darmstadt e.V.
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Contact information
Home airport
EDFE
City and Postal Code
Egelsbach 63329
Coordinates
49.9631122
8.640236
Website https://www.hessen-flieger.org
Phone +49 6103 47 02 70
Trainings
- Private Pilot License (PPL)
- Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL)
- Night rating
- Instrument rating (IR)
- Flight instructor training (FI)
- Radiotelephony certificate training
- ICAO language proficiency certificate
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 at Frankfurt Egelsbach Airport (EDFE) in Germany and offers comprehensive, community-oriented pilot training. The club operates a diverse fleet of eight aircraft from manufacturers such as Diamond, Cessna and Piper, equipped with modern avionics and intercom systems for all seats, suitable for VFR, NVFR and IFR operations.
The club offers individual support throughout pilot training, from first circuit flights to cross-country navigation and practical exams. The training programs include the Private Pilot License (PPL), the Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL), night rating, instrument rating, flight instructor courses, radiotelephony certificates and ICAO language proficiency tests.
After obtaining the license, members have access to the entire fleet and to partner aircraft for different types of flying, from local outings to business and holiday flights. The club promotes compliance with noise protection regulations and the long-term development of pilots in its community of around 150 members, including more than 80 active pilots.
Interested parties are asked to contact the club by email or phone to receive detailed information and personal advice on membership and pilot training.
The club offers individual support throughout pilot training, from first circuit flights to cross-country navigation and practical exams. The training programs include the Private Pilot License (PPL), the Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL), night rating, instrument rating, flight instructor courses, radiotelephony certificates and ICAO language proficiency tests.
After obtaining the license, members have access to the entire fleet and to partner aircraft for different types of flying, from local outings to business and holiday flights. The club promotes compliance with noise protection regulations and the long-term development of pilots in its community of around 150 members, including more than 80 active pilots.
Interested parties are asked to contact the club by email or phone to receive detailed information and personal advice on membership and pilot training.
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