Aeroclubs Corsica

Contrary to popular belief, the history of this airfield didn't begin during the Second World War, when Corsica was renamed "USS Corsica" by the Americans. It was born with the aviation of the Front Populaire. It's a civilian airfield, restricted to Corsican-based and state aircraft. It is also used for aeronautical training, air sports, tourism and certain short-haul services.

L'aéroclub Bastia-Poretta is a flying club located in Lucciana, at Bastia Poretta airport in Haute-Corse. The association, founded in 2004, offers flight training for all levels, from beginner to private pilot. The flying school is accredited by the Fédération Française Aéronautique and has European ATO approval. Lessons are given by qualified volunteer instructors. The flying club also makes aircraft available for private flights or excursions in the Corsican skies. Aircraft rental rates vary according to the duration of the flight, and include fuel. To rent the aircraft privately, you need to be a member of the flying club and the FFA. Reservations are made online, and the chief pilot's agreement is required before departure.

Run by Ginette and José Vittori, the Calvi Balagne Aero Club is above all a place of conviviality. If you wish to discover Corsica and admire its landscapes from the sky, opt for an unforgettable first flight. Fans of flying will even be able to take the controls during an initiation flight or become a pilot by training at the flying school based within the aeroclub. After your flight, which will undoubtedly remain a pleasant aeronautical memory, take a seat at the Aerobar or on the terrace for a moment of relaxation.

Located between Bonifacio and Porto-Vecchio, the Figari flying club allows you to fly over the most beautiful beaches of southern Corsica, the mouths of Bonifacio, the Lavezzi islands, Palombaggia and other treasures of the south of the island. Two options: sea and islands or mountain. The most daring will be able to take advantage of an introductory flight where, after a briefing around the plane with an instructor, they will take control of the take-off and landing of the Piper for 30 minutes. Thrills guaranteed!