Flightschool
learn to fly with us

At our Flight Club and Training Center, our instructors offer personalized, hands-on training for all skill levels. Learn essential flying techniques, meet other aviation enthusiasts, and experience what it’s really like to fly above the clouds. Start your journey to becoming a pilot with us.

How to become a private pilot?

Our flight training program covers both theory and practical flying at the same time, so you start flying from day one.

The theoretical part consists of 100 hours of instruction at our clubhouse at Luxembourg Airport. Topics covered include:

• Air law
• Principles of flight
• Flight performance and planning
• Operational procedures
• Human performance

• Communications
• Meteorology
• Navigation
• Aircraft General Knowledge

At the end of this section, you’ll have to pass a multiple-choice test to assess your theoretical knowledge and understanding.

At the end of the theoretical section, you’ll take a multiple-choice test to check your knowledge.

You don’t have to wait until the theory is finished to start flying — practical lessons can begin before you’ve completed the theoretical part (see FAQ below). Our instructors will train you on our Piper PA28 fleet, and you’ll log at least 45 flying hours, including 30 hours with an instructor, 10 hours of solo flying, and 5 hours of cross-country flight.

Once you’ve passed both the theoretical and practical exams, you’ll receive a private pilot license PPL(A) with a Single Engine Piston (SEP) Land class rating. This allows you to fly single-engine piston aircraft during the day under visual flight rules (VFR). From there, you can go on to a night rating, instrument rating, or other licenses to expand what you’re able to fly.

The minimum age to start training is 15 (16 to do first solo flight ;17 to be issued the license), and you’ll need a valid Class 2 medical certificate. Total cost is estimated at minimum 13,000 EUR, which can be paid gradually as you complete your flying hours. Theory lessons run between October and April, on Mondays and Thursdays from 7 to 9:30 pm.

Two milestones
the whole process

How much does the PPL cost?

Admission fee 600 .- €
Annual membership fee 600 .- €
Ground course & Tuition material 1000.- €
Minimum 45 hours of flight training 10.800.- €
TOTAL 13.000 .- €

Above mentioned prices are only given as a guidance and may be subject to changes. The final costs mainly depend on the amount of required flight training hours.

flight instructors

CHIEF FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR

Carol Jene

Instructor

Jeannot Metz

Instructor

Charles Adamy

Instructor

Loic Bettiol

Instructor

Yannick Catarino

CRI (A) -> Class Rating Instructor

Guillaume Bisdorff

Instructor

Patrick NEUMAN

Instructor

Tom AUTELET

Instructor

Benoit CLEMENT

Instructor

Philippe JENN

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Joining Aviasport II is easy! Simply visit our website, click on the ‘Join Us’ button, and fill out the form with your details. After that, one of our team members will get in touch with you to guide you through the next steps.

OR

Fill out the “Become a Member of the Club” PDF at the top of this page and send it to info@aviasport.lu. After that, one of our team members will get in touch with you to finalise your steps.

The minimum age to start your PPL is 15 at which age you can already start with your theoretical classes. The first solo can be done at the age of 16.

However, the day of the practical exam, you need to be at least 17 years old to receive your final PPL.

To start your journey towards obtaining a private pilot license, you need to be at least 16 years old, become a member of Aviasport II and hold a valid Class 2 aviation medical certificate. No previous flying experience is necessary, we welcome all aviation enthusiasts.

Yes, you definitely can, and we even recommend you to do it. As soon as you are a member of Aviasport II and have obtained all the relevant documents, you can start your flight lessons anytime. This will help you to understand some of the complex materials that are taught to you during the theoretical classes. The only requirement is that you need to complete your theoretical exam, before completing your practical exam.

Theoretical classes normally take place from October until April, on Mondays and Thursdays from 7pm to 9.30pm in our Club at the Luxembourg Airport.

Don’t worry, we totally understand that you may have other private things to do. According to the rules, you must attend at least 80% of the classes.

The official language used for the theoretical classes and the practical hours is English.

In that case, we suggest you to do an Introduction Flight with one of our instructors. This will let you take a seat on the pilot seat, control the airplane yourself under the watchful eyes of the instructor, and understand what it needs to become a private pilot.

If this might interest you, just fill out the form on the “Book your flight – Introduction Flight” page and an instructor will get in touch with you asap.

The final PPL theory certificate is valid for 2 years from the (first) date of complete or partial pass of the theoretical exams. It means you need to complete the practical flight training within those 2 years (or alternatively resit the Authority’s exams again — no need to redo the whole course).

Glasses can be worn and do not prevent a prospective pilot from flying, although you need to produce an extra pair of glasses.

The time it takes to obtain a private pilot license can vary depending on individual dedication and frequency of lessons. Typically, it can take anywhere between 10 to 18 months. Remember, the journey is as important as the destination!

Having a private pilot license allows you to fly single-engine airplanes for pleasure and personal business. You may carry your family and friends on flights worldwide. Later you may wish to add further qualifications to your licence, i.e. a Night RatingMulti-Engine or an Instrument Rating. This allows you to fly in cloud and airspace normally reserved for commercial aircraft. The PPL is also a jump off for your professional career if you intend to do your ATPL and become a pilot.

Please note that Aviasport II does not offer all of these ratings. Get in touch with one of our Team to get more specific information.

Yes of course! Our planes are used by our students as well as by our members that have already obtained their licence. You can use the planes for a flight with your friends and families around Luxembourg for a couple of hours, a full day, a weekend trip, or even a long vacation of a couple of days. This is totally up to you and dependant on the availabilities of the planes.

Each member will have a full calendar view of when and what plane is available and bookings can be made up to 3 months in advance.

No, you don’t need any prior flying experience to get started at AviaSport. Our instructors are experienced in working with beginners and will guide you through every step of the way.

The cost can vary depending on factors such as the number of flight hours, ground school hours, and the specific type of aircraft used for training. The typical amount that people spend for a PPL is around 13000-15000 Euros.

No, you don’t! Right after paying the admission and annual fee and after becoming a member of the club, you will receive a personal account that always needs to show a positive balance. So it is your choice how much you want to transfer to your own account. When taking your first practical lessons, you only pay the flight hours that you have flown.

Our students normally train on our P28A, namely LX-AVA, LX-AVO and D-ELLN.

However, students can also opt for our beautiful LX-AVD (Diamond DA-40).

Yes, you can depending on availabilities and language requirements.

Check our Events page where we will keep you updated about any Info Day taking place or other events for the public.

Become
a Member

Want to become a pilot? AVIASPORT II can guide you through the whole process, starting with a Class II medical certificate from an authorized doctor. If you’re 15 or older, you’re ready to get started. Contact us or click “Become a Member” below.