Aéroclub Roland Garros
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Contact information
City and Postal Code
Sainte-Marie 97438
Coordinates
-20.8930712
55.5283037
Website https://www.acrg.re
Email acrg@acrg.re
Phone 0262 53 45 85
Trainings
- BIA
- PPL
- SEP
- Night rating
- Mountain flying
Aircrafts
- Robin 2160
- Cessna 172P
Aircraft types
- single-engine piston
Brief description Aéroclub Roland Garros
Aéroclub Roland Garros is a long-running flying club in Sainte-Marie, Réunion, active since 1933. It offers pilot training for BIA, PPL and SEP revalidation, plus discovery flights and introductory flights over Réunion's landscapes.
The club operates a dedicated aircraft fleet, including a Robin 2160 and Cessna 172P, with classroom space, mechanical workshops and club-house facilities for student pilots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Aéroclub Roland Garros located?
Aéroclub Roland Garros is located at Zone d'aviation générale, Route de Maperine, 97438 Sainte-Marie, Réunion. It is based in Sainte-Marie, on the island of Réunion in the Indian Ocean. The club operates from the general aviation area and serves pilots from across the island.
What licenses and training programs does Aéroclub Roland Garros offer?
Aéroclub Roland Garros offers training for BIA and PPL, as well as SEP revalidation. The club also lists night rating and mountain flying among its training offerings. In addition to formal training, it provides discovery flights and introductory flights over Réunion's landscapes.
How much does flight training at Aéroclub Roland Garros cost?
No pricing information was provided in the available data. For current rates, contact Aéroclub Roland Garros directly at 0262 53 45 85 or ac rg@acrg.re. Training costs can vary depending on the license, aircraft time, and instructor hours.
What aircraft does Aéroclub Roland Garros use for training?
Aéroclub Roland Garros uses a dedicated training fleet that includes a Robin 2160 and a Cessna 172P. Both are single-engine piston aircraft. The club also mentions classroom space, mechanical workshops, and clubhouse facilities for student pilots.
Is Aéroclub Roland Garros a flying club?
Yes, Aéroclub Roland Garros is a flying club. It is described as a long-running club active since 1933. Along with flight training, it offers club facilities for members and student pilots.
In which languages is training available at Aéroclub Roland Garros?
Training is listed in French. No other training languages were provided in the available data. If you need confirmation about language support for a specific course, it is best to contact the club directly.
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