Badisch-Pfälzischer Flugsportverein e. V.

Badisch-Pfälzischer Flugsportverein e. V. is based at City Airport Mannheim in Mannheim-Neuostheim, Germany. The listed address is Seckenheimer Landstraße 172, 68163 Mannheim, and the home airport ICAO code is EDFM. It operates at a busy commercial airport in the Rhine-Neckar region near Heidelberg and Ludwigshafen.

Badisch-Pfälzischer Flugsportverein e. V. offers training for the Private Pilot License (PPL-A) and the Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL-A). The school provides theory lessons twice a week, practical flight training, simulator training, and ground school covering topics like air law, aerodynamics, navigation, meteorology, human performance, and radio communication. Training is conducted at City Airport Mannheim with controlled-airspace experience.

According to the club's published fee schedule, a PPL-A cost estimate includes a one-time admission fee of EUR 650, a theory package of EUR 600, annual membership of EUR 580, flight time at EUR 121 per hour in the Tecnam P2008 JC MkII, and flight instructor time at about EUR 30 per session hour. The school also lists costs for radio exams and training materials, while landing fees and authority exam fees are extra. For the most current total, contact the school directly, since final costs depend on hours flown and individual progress.

The club's training fleet includes Tecnam P2008 JC MKII aircraft, Diamond DA40 TDI aircraft, Diamond DA40 TDI G1000 aircraft, and a Piper PA28. The school notes that its fleet is used for single-engine training and includes modern avionics such as Garmin G3X glass cockpits on the Tecnam.

Yes. Badisch-Pfälzischer Flugsportverein e. V. is a flying club and flight school. Charter flights are available only to club members, so membership is part of how the organization operates.

The available data shows training in German only. If you need instruction or support in another language, it is best to ask the club directly whether any multilingual assistance is available.