Aeroclubs Ile-De-France

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.

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.

Possible training with the Dassault Falcon Service aéroclub based on the Plessis-Belleville airfield. A school of pilotage, the club also offers you development days and night flights. The aéroclub's fleet consists of an DR -400 160 cv (F-GJZQ) and an DR -400 180 cv (F-GSBH).

The Aéroclub d'Esbly, located in Esbly, is a warm and friendly flying club. It offers flight training as well as discovery flights. With its 8 aircraft and 6 qualified instructors, the flying club welcomes pilots and student pilots from all horizons, whether amateur or professional. The non-profit association is run by its members, including the instructors, on a voluntary basis. For those wishing to discover flying without obligation, the "Discovery Package" allows you to take the controls of the aircraft during the first three flying lessons, accompanied by a qualified instructor.

The Aéroclub de la Vallée du Loing is an aviation training institute. For more information, visit the new official ACVL website, while nostalgic visitors can still consult the old site.

The Aéroclub Sadi Lecointe in Lognes is an association located on the Lognes - Émerainville airfield. It offers flights with an instructor, as well as aircraft rental. Rates include aircraft rental, fuel and insurance. Discounts are available under certain conditions. Dual control with instructor is billed at 35 euros per hour, in addition to the rate per hour of flight. Various types of aircraft are available, ranging from 140 euros to 357 euros per hour solo, and from 175 euros to 392 euros per hour dual. The club also offers annual dues for students and licensed pilots, as well as annual licenses and insurance.