Fliegergruppe Mosbach e.V.

Fliegergruppe Mosbach e.V. is based at Flugplatz Schreckhof on the Hamberg near Mosbach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The club airfield is about 6 km north of Mosbach in the Lohrbach area, and the site uses EDGM as the Mosbach-Lohrbach airport ICAO code. The club lists the field elevation as 274 m and provides flight operations contact at the airfield during flying hours.

The club offers glider pilot training, including the path to a Segelflugschein (PPL-C), with theory, solo flight, cross-country training, and a 50 km cross-country flight. It also provides training for powered glider and ultralight flying, and it has separate aerobatic glider training for qualified members. In addition, the glider pilot course includes radio communications training as part of the theory curriculum.

Published club prices include a one-time admission fee of 160 EUR for adults, annual membership dues of 260 EUR for adults and 130 EUR for youth, plus a 100 EUR insurance contribution and 27.60 EUR for the club magazine. Flight costs listed on the club site include glider launches from 2.50 EUR for student winch launches and 5 EUR for licensed pilots, with glider hourly rates starting at 7.80 EUR per hour for ASK 13 and Ka 8 training aircraft. The club says aircraft cannot be chartered outside membership, and published pricing is marked as current from March 2022, so you should confirm the latest rates directly with the club.

Le club répertorie plusieurs aéronefs d'entraînement et de club, notamment ASK 13, Ka 8, DG 500, DG 303 Elan Acro, ASW 24b et Dynamic WT9. Les ASK 13 et Ka 8 sont utilisés pour la formation de base au vol à voile, tandis que les DG 500, DG 303 et ASW 24b soutiennent la formation avancée au vol en ascendance et à l'acrobatie. Le Dynamic WT9 est utilisé pour les opérations motorisées et liées au remorquage.

Yes. Fliegergruppe Mosbach e.V. is a club-based operation rather than a commercial flight school, and its website states that aircraft are not available for charter outside club membership. The club also publishes membership fees and work-hour expectations for members.

The available language information indicates German only. If you need lessons or onboarding in another language, it is best to ask the club directly whether any individual instructors can help in English.