Flugschule Grenchen
Contact information
Trainings
- Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL)
- Private Pilot License (PPL)
- Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
- Instrument Rating (IR)
- Enroute Instrument Rating
- Competency-based Instrument Rating
- Flight Instructor (FI)
- Night Visual Flight Rules (Night VFR)
- Aerobatics
- Theoretical Instruction
- ICAO Language Proficiency Test
- Radio Telephony License BZF I
- Radio Telephony License BZF II
- Charter
Aircrafts
- Piper Warrior III PA28/161
- Robin Dauphin DR-40/160
- Robin 401 155 CDI
- Piper Archer II PA28/180
- Piper Arrow IV PA28/RT 201
- Piper Arrow IV PA28/RT 201 Turbo
- Robin Remorqueur DR-40/180
- Robin Remorqueur DR-40/200
- Schleicher ASK-16
- Valentin Taifun 17E
- Schleicher ASK-21
- Schleicher ASK-23 B
- Schleicher ASW-19B
- Schleicher ASW-24
- Duo Discus
Aircraft types
- Motorflug
- Segelflug
- Motorsegler
Brief description Flugschule Grenchen
Flugschule Grenchen is a comprehensive flight school located at Grenchen Airport, Switzerland. It offers extensive training for both motor and glider pilots, including Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL), Private Pilot License (PPL), Commercial Pilot License (CPL), and various instrument ratings such as Instrument Rating (IR), Enroute IR, and Competency-based IR. The school provides practical flight training from basic maneuvers to advanced techniques like night flying and aerobatics, alongside thorough theoretical instruction covering air law, navigation, and meteorology.
Its diverse fleet includes models such as Piper Warrior III PA28/161, Robin Dauphin DR-40/160, and motor gliders like Schleicher ASK-16 and Valentin Taifun 17E, as well as an extensive range of gliders including Schleicher ASK-21 and ASK-23. Additional offerings include flight instructor courses, radio telephony training, and charter services.
Flugschule Grenchen also encourages youth interest in aviation through programs like Air Cadets Grenchen (ACG) and YES - Young Eagles, providing an ideal environment at Grenchen Airport (ICAO: LSZG) for aspiring pilots to develop and advance their skills.
