Aeroclubs France

The Aéro-club Angérien, based at the Essouvert aerodrome, offers an adrenalin-filled flying experience with its superb grass runway and gleaming red-and-white Robin DR400 aircraft. With some thirty enthusiastic members, this friendly club will help you discover the splendid Charente countryside from the air. Whether you opt for a discovery flight or a full course with Aude, you'll be delighted! The Aéroclub offers a warm welcome, well-maintained facilities and a passion for aviation, for unforgettable moments in the Charente skies.

A place at the end of the world, facing Mont Saint-Michel: you are at the Avranches aeroclub. That day, under a beautiful winter sun, the view is superb, the sheep are there too, sometimes even on the runway. On the spot, a flying school, possibility to make initiation flights, or baptisms. By microlight or by plane, it's up to you to choose the way you want to take off. On-site, a bar open to all, a beautiful terrace to admire the ballet of small planes.

Why not discover the Brocéliande forest, the Nantes-Brest canal, the Oust region, Josselin castle or Ploërmel's Lac au Duc from the air? The ULM Club de Brocéliande offers you such a trip, with baptisms accessible to all ages. Eye candy and exhilarating sensations: no one is immune to the feeling of freedom and well-being that comes from flying over a landscape! Naturally, all flights are carried out in complete safety by an instructor who is a member of the school. Discovery flights last 20, 30 or 50 minutes.

Aéroclub Chartres Métropole is a flying school located in Chartres, on the Aérodrome de Chartres - Métropole. Founded in 1931, this flying club offers pilot training and is recognized as a registered training organization. The flying club's premises are adapted to this specific training.

Owned by the city, the airfield is composed of three sections: Airplane and ULM, Gliding (gliders, parachutes) and aeromodelism (manual work). You will be able to discover initiation flights, discovery flights and even training courses to learn to fly. You will admire the beautiful landscapes of the region (Dinan, Rance, Dinard, Saint-Malo) and you will try your hand at flying with instructors. You will even be able to pass your diplomas thanks to their training. Beautiful projects!

First flights, school and pilots' club. The Aero Club team is there for everyone. Approved by the French Aeronautical Federation, the club can train new pilots and help them obtain a federal scholarship. A weather station of Météo France is installed on the base. It is also possible to eat at the club's bar. A place where the passion for the sky reigns and where it quickly becomes contagious! Flights from Aurillac to Paris are regularly scheduled on this route (ask for dates and times).

The history of this base could be written in a textbook. The Polygone airfield was home to the Kaiser's armies, the prestigious Cigognes fighter units and Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Today, the Aéro-club d'Alsace offers a wide range of leisure activities, from motorized and gliding flights to parachuting. If you're a beginner, you can take your first flight, and the younger ones can take their "brevet d'initiation aéronautique". Finally, if you'd like to become a pilot, your dream is perfectly attainable. Please visit our website to find out the exact conditions and prices.

The paramotor is an easier-to-handle type of microlight, accessible from the age of 15. To take off on foot, simply run a few meters with the engine harnessed to your back, then use the throttle to climb. Pierre Fritsch is the club's instructor, offering introductory courses and the use of a flight simulator. It's a great experience, especially as he also offers complete training courses so that you can eventually take off on your own.

An overview of the town of Langres and of the 4 lakes (Charms, La Link, Saint-Ciergues and Villeguisen), the source of the Marne, the Aéroclub de Langres knows them well and can help you plan the walk! So ask for advice and fly over these sites. The boarding school, the aéroclub also welcomes the drivers of passage: You can still prevent your arrival in advance, so that your reception is possible and the members of the club can propose you to park your aircraft in a hangar, plan to drop in the town centre of Rolampont or De if need be and give you access to the Internet and weather data. At the end of the day you will find a list of the transport companies to take you where you feel and you know that the transport on the Aérodrome airfield could be even more convenient in the future because an agreement with a taxi company is under way!

The Aéroclub d'Aire-sur-l'Adour offers sightseeing flights and flying courses. Glider, microlight or plane (1 to 3 people), how would you like to get into the air? The 30-minute flights give you a chance to fly over the Tursan region around Aire-sur-Adour. We'd be tempted by a discovery flight in a two-seater glider to enjoy the silence. Shared" flights are more à la carte. Always a good idea for a gift!

The Aeroclub Albert Moreau is a flying club located on the Nangis aerodrome in Grandpuits-Bailly-Carrois. It offers a range of pilot training courses, including PPL, LAPL and night VFR.

Raiatea, located in the South Pacific Ocean between Tahiti and Bora Bora, is home to the Aéroclub des Îles Sous-le-Vent. This aeroclub offers activities for aviation enthusiasts, from learning to fly over the magnificent Polynesian lagoons and landscapes, to joining the club as an experienced pilot. Affiliated with the Fédération Française d'ULM, the flying club offers qualifications, certificates and diplomas valid throughout France. The club has a Tecnam Sierra P2002, a two-seater ultralight powered by a Rotax 100CV engine. It is also fitted with a parachute to ensure safety in the event of engine trouble. Prices start at 13,000 F for an hour's flight without an instructor, and 16,000 F with an instructor. An annual fee of 16,000 F is also required to become a member of the aeroclub.

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 online tourist guide presents the Aéroclub de Coulommiers, located in Coulommiers. This flying club offers the opportunity to practice aviation in the region.

The Aéroclub du Val de Seine is a flying club located in the town of Les Mureaux. It offers flying lessons and introductory flights. The club has a website where interested parties can find out more about bookings and rates. The club also has a forum where members can exchange and share experiences.

The Aéroclub Ouest Parisien is a flying club located in Toussus-le-Noble, near Paris. It offers a wide range of training courses tailored to pilots' needs, in a friendly atmosphere. The flying club has a varied fleet of aircraft, including Rallyes, a WA 43 Guépard and a PA34 Seneca. Fees vary according to aircraft type and flight time. The Aéroclub Ouest Parisien provides its members with comprehensive documentation and all the working documents required for training, free of charge.

Air Europ Club is a flying club based at Toussus-le-Noble airport in the Yvelines region of France. The airport is part of the state-owned Paris Aéroport group, along with Orly, Le Bourget and Roissy airports. The flying club offers a range of activities, including a flying school, club activities, aeronautical events and air travel. It has five aircraft, two of which are dedicated to flight school, and six instructors available weekdays and weekends. By 2022, the flying club had 100 members and logged 1,600 flying hours. From the end of 2023, two new "Elixir" aircraft will complete the fleet. The aeroclub also has its own mechanical maintenance unit, enabling it to ensure regular maintenance and a high aircraft availability rate.

Between the garrigue, the sea and the sun, you'll discover this flying club where you can really touch the clouds! This club offers you the opportunity to learn the basics of flying, obtain your pilot's license, and enjoy an aerial flight over the region. Depending on your wishes and budget, several itineraries are available, from the magnificent Lac du Salagou to the majestic Millau Viaduct. Another activity: aeromodelling, for flying without leaving the ground!

The Aéroclub du Giennois is a leisure center offering aerial activities for aviation enthusiasts. Visitors can also take advantage of the aerodrome to watch planes take off and land.

With about forty members, this association, founded in 1992, is dedicated to the restoration of old planes in order to restore them to flying condition and thus promote aviation during meetings and events. Les Ailes anciennes have a hangar at the Corbas airfield which houses their fleet of aircraft and an equipped workshop. You can see their Auster, North American T6 Texan, Marcel Dassault MD312, etc. Regular demonstration flights. For enthusiasts.