Ulster Flying Club
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Contact information
City and Postal Code
Newtownards BT23 8SG
Coordinates
54.5844251
-5.683832
Email fly@ulsterflyingclub.com
Phone 028 9181 3327
Trainings
- PPL (Private Pilot License)
- Night Rating
- IMC
- Microlight training
- Trial flights
Aircrafts
- Cessna 172
- Cessna 152
- Ikarus C42
Aircraft types
- Single-engine piston
- Microlight
Brief description Ulster Flying Club
Ulster Flying Club is based at Newtownards, Northern Ireland, and offers flying lessons, trial flights and pilot training for students and recreational pilots.
Training includes PPL, night rating, IMC and microlight flying, with club aircraft such as the Cessna 152, Cessna 172 and Ikarus C42.
The club also provides member services, bookings, weather information and pilot resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Ulster Flying Club located?
Ulster Flying Club is located at 61 Portaferry Rd, Newtownards, BT23 8SG, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. It is based at Newtownards Airport, which is the club's home airfield and aviation base for training and flying activities.
What licenses and training programs does Ulster Flying Club offer?
Ulster Flying Club offers PPL training, Night Rating, IMC training, microlight training, and trial flights. The club also provides student membership and training support for pilots learning at their own pace. Microlight training is offered for NPPL pathways, and the club publishes student resources and ground training materials.
How much does flight training at Ulster Flying Club cost?
Ulster Flying Club publishes pricing for memberships, aircraft hire, and some training services. As a guide, a recent pricing page lists student membership at £210, Cessna 152 lesson hire from £207.95, Cessna 172 lesson hire from £247.93, and a PPL flight skills test at £250. For full training costs, contact the club directly because totals vary by aircraft, lesson pace, and current rates.
What aircraft does Ulster Flying Club use for training?
Ulster Flying Club's training fleet includes Cessna 152, Cessna 172, and Ikarus C42 aircraft. The club also refers to its aircraft as suitable for both student training and touring. Night rating training is conducted in the club's Cessna 172 and Cessna 152 aircraft.
Is Ulster Flying Club a flying club?
Yes. Ulster Flying Club is a flying club as well as a flight school. It offers member services such as bookings, weather information, and pilot resources, and training students must hold student membership while training.
In which languages is training available at Ulster Flying Club?
Training is available in English. No other training languages are listed in the available information.
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