Air sports Essonne

Guillerval, in the Étampes region, is home to the Aéro Club C.P.R Centre Pilotage Régional. Founded in 1974, the club was transferred to Étampes in 1989 after the closure of the Guyancourt airfield. The club's fleet includes Cessna 150s and 152s, as well as a Piper Aircraft 28. Club president Philippe Dailly emphasizes that leisure aviation is not just for the rich, and that flying clubs are associations of enthusiasts run by volunteers. The Étampes Mondésir aerodrome, steeped in history, was used by aviation pioneers such as Blériot and Farman at the turn of the century. During the Second World War, it was used by Axis forces before being bombed by the Allies. The military base was closed in 1964, and management of the airfield was handed over to Aéroport de Paris in 1987.

The French School of Carmesine de Mauchamps is one of the schools providing pilotage courses to all those who want to learn and make progress in the air. Initiation to flight or air baptism, you will become an excellent pilot after a few hours of learning in contact with graduate diplômés. Instructors will propose courses according to weather conditions as safety measures are essential. Think of baptism as an original gift idea.

Since 1985 on a multi-axis, multi-faceted pole, Fabien Lecluyse will be able to communicate his passion for the ULM safely. With more than 3800 hours of flight, you will discover the Essonne Valley on these wonderful machines during your baptism of the air or during your training as a pilot. You will be able to train pilot at your pace, and for the already confirmed pilots, pass a qualification of types on ulm ulm. For the most adventurous, Fabien will be able to fly on his yak 52 and make you discover the aerial aerobatic. Guaranteed sensations.