Oslo Flyveklubb
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Contact information
Trainings
- PPL(A)
- LAPL
- SEP (land)
- CB-IR
- NQ
- Night rating
Aircrafts
- Diamond DA40-NG
- Tecnam P2002JF
Aircraft types
- single-engine
- light aircraft
- school aircraft
Brief description Oslo Flyveklubb
Oslo Flyveklubb is based at Kjeller Flyplass near Lillestrøm and offers pilot training for private pilot certificates and ratings. The club operates a modern fleet of Diamond DA40-NG and Tecnam P2002JF aircraft, used for both training and club flying.
Services include PPL(A), LAPL, SEP (land), CB-IR and night training, with instructing focused on VFR and IFR progression. The site also highlights member access, gift cards and club flying activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Oslo Flyveklubb located?
Oslo Flyveklubb is based at Småflyhavna, 2003 Kjeller, Akershus, Norway. Its home field is Kjeller Flyplass near Lillestrøm, in the Oslo area. The club operates from one of Norway's historic general aviation airfields.
What licenses and training programs does Oslo Flyveklubb offer?
Oslo Flyveklubb offers training for PPL(A) and LAPL(A), plus SEP (land), CB-IR, and night rating training. The school also highlights VFR and IFR progression, and its FAQ says students can further extend their privileges with night flying and instrument-related training. No radio communication training is listed in the provided data.
How much does flight training at Oslo Flyveklubb cost?
The school says it offers low prices on practical training, and its website lists teorikurs at 5,300 NOK. It does not show a full up-to-date price list in the provided data, so you should contact Oslo Flyveklubb directly for current totals. As a rough Norway-wide reference, PPL training often falls around NOK 150,000 to 230,000 depending on hours, aircraft, and fees.
What aircraft does Oslo Flyveklubb use for training?
Oslo Flyveklubb operates Diamond DA40-NG and Tecnam P2002JF aircraft. These are used for both training and club flying. The school describes its fleet as modern and suited to school operations.
Is Oslo Flyveklubb a flying club?
Yes. Oslo Flyveklubb is both a flight school and a flying club, and member access is part of its activities. The club also mentions club flying and gift cards on its website.
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