Aeroclub Saarlouis e.V. is a nonprofit flying club based at Saarlouis-Düren airfield (ICAO: EDRJ) in Germany. Founded in 1978, the club promotes affordable and community-oriented flight opportunities and pilot training. They operate the Aquila A210, a two-seat Very Light Aircraft with a Rotax 912 S engine, offering economical operation, precise handling, and extensive range of about 1000 km or over 5 hours flight time.
The club provides pilot training under the Aeroclub-Saar e.V. ATO, including Private Pilot License (PPL) for worldwide single-engine piston flying and Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL) for EU-restricted flying of aircraft up to 2 tons and four seats. Flexible and practical training is offered, including options like night or instrument ratings. Ultraleight flight hours may substitute some training hours to reduce costs.
As a mostly volunteer-driven club with no mandatory work hours, Aeroclub Saarlouis e.V. offers a simple, welcoming environment for student pilots, with readily available aircraft access and experienced instructors.