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Hamar Flyplass is located at Hamar Flyplass 4, 2319 Hamar, Innlandet, Norway. It operates from Hamar Flyplass, also known as ENHA or Stafsberg, in the Hamar area of eastern Norway. The airport is privately operated by Innlandet Flyklubb and serves as a regional base for general aviation and flight training.

Hamar Flyplass, through Innlandet Flyklubb and flyskole, offers training for sports pilot flying, LAPL, PPL, and instructor courses. The school also provides night flying training, and the airport information is useful for student pilots operating in the region. Training is conducted under an approved DTO structure.

Public pricing for full pilot training is not clearly listed on the site. For reference, Innlandet Flyklubb lists sightseeing flights at kr 3,000 per hour for a motor aircraft and kr 1,500 per hour for a sports aircraft, but these are not training rates. For current training prices, contact the school directly at post@hamarflyplass.no or post@innlandetflyklubb.no.

The school’s sports pilot training page states that it operates two Dynamic WT9 aircraft, one from 2008 and one from 2010. These aircraft are described as being equipped with modern instrumentation, autopilot, and a ballistic parachute system. No separate motor training fleet was listed in the available data.

Hamar Flyplass is a private airport operated by Innlandet Flyklubb, so the training activity is closely connected to the club. The airport itself is not presented as a separate flying club, but the club runs the airport and the flight school. It is also used alongside H.A.G.L. fallskjermklubb activity on the field.

The available information shows Norwegian Bokmål (nb) as the training language. No other training languages were listed in the supplied data. If you need instruction in another language, it is best to ask the school directly.