Fliegerclub Kufstein-Langkampfen

Fliegerclub Kufstein-Langkampfen is based at Flugplatz Kufstein-Langkampfen in Tirol, Austria. The airport uses ICAO code LOIK and is about 1.6 NM southwest of Kufstein, on a grass runway with runway 05/23. The club website also states that it is an Austrian association and operates from this airfield.

The club provides flight training for its members in both glider flying and motor flying. Its own information says that volunteer flight instructors train beginners in gliding and powered flight, and the training pages on the site include separate Segelflug-Ausbildung and Motorflug-Ausbildung sections. The club also notes that it trains only club members, and its airport is approved for gliders, motor gliders, ultralight aircraft, and single-engine powered aircraft up to 2 tonnes.

The club does not publish standard training package prices on its public website. It does list seasonal field fees and operating charges, for example a place card for guest glider pilots at €75 per season and tow or landing fees on its Platzgebühren page. For current training costs and membership-related fees, you should contact the club directly.

Yes. Fliegerclub Kufstein-Langkampfen is explicitly organized as a club and says that it trains only club members. That means access to training is tied to membership rather than open public enrollment.

The club’s public airport fee page mentions tow operations with a Robin DR 400/180 R, a Dynamic WT9 Turbo Tow, and a Diamond HK36TTC motor glider. Its aircraft park page also indicates that the club maintains a mix of gliders, motor gliders, and powered aircraft. For the most current fleet, the club’s aircraft park page is the best source.

Training is available in German. The airport information page lists German as the operating language, which matches the club’s public website content.