RAF Waddington Flying Club
RAF Waddington Flying Club
About us
The aim of the club is to provide service personnel and their dependants affordable flying and flying training. We aim to fly as often as possible, from 0800 to 2300 weekdays and 0800 to 1800 at weekends, subject to restrictions during busy military flying.
The clubhouse and the aircraft are situated on the Engine Running Pan between Bravo and Charlie dispersals.
Flying training will be provided by CAA qualified instructors, and will be to the JAR PPL syllabus.
Contact Details
Waddington Flying Club
RAF Waddington
Lincoln, LN5 9LB
Club Telephone: 01522 727340
Training Available
- EASA Part-FCL PPL(A)
- EASA LAPL(A)
- UK NPPL
- UK IMC Rating
- Aerobatics Rating
Aircraft & Prices
- C152: £66 per hour
- C172: £84 per hour
- Warrior: £84 per hour
Instruction rates:
- Basic/Night/Currency: £25 per hour
- IMC/Advanced: £30 per hour
- Ground £20 per hour
- Other instruction by arrangement
- Trial Lesson 30 mins £60, 1 Hour £110 inc 1 month temp membership
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