Kent Microlight Aircraft Club
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Contact information
City and Postal Code
Ashford TN26 3HL
Coordinates
51.0928447
0.9889682
Trainings
- PPL
- UL
- SPL
- Night rating
- IFR
- Licence revalidation
- BMAA inspection
Aircrafts
- QuikR
- Skyranger
- Eurofox
- X'Air
Aircraft types
- microlight
- flex wing
- 3-axis microlight
Brief description Kent Microlight Aircraft Club
Kent Microlight Aircraft Club (KMAC) is a microlight flying club based primarily at High Halden near Ashford, Kent. The club focuses on flex wing and 3-axis microlight flying and operates several local airfields in the South East.
Services include member flying, PPR-managed visiting aircraft access, organised trips, engineering support, instructors, and licence revalidation examiners. KMAC also holds regular socials and airfield meet-ups.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Kent Microlight Aircraft Club located?
Kent Microlight Aircraft Club is based at RAF High Halden, Ashford, Kent, TN26 3HL, in southeast England. The club operates primarily from High Halden near Ashford and also uses several local airfields in the South East.
What licenses and training programs does Kent Microlight Aircraft Club offer?
Kent Microlight Aircraft Club focuses on flex wing and 3-axis microlight flying. The training and services listed for the club include PPL, UL, SPL, night rating, IFR, licence revalidation, and BMAA inspection support. It also provides member flying, visiting aircraft access by prior permission, instructors, engineering support, and licence revalidation examiners.
How much does flight training at Kent Microlight Aircraft Club cost?
The club does not publish pricing in the data provided, so you should contact it directly for current rates. In the UK, microlight training is often in the range of about £5,000 to £8,000 overall, depending on hours flown, aircraft type, and local fees. Costs can vary, so confirm membership, hourly rates, and exam or landing fees before starting.
What aircraft does Kent Microlight Aircraft Club use for training?
The club's listed aircraft include the QuikR, Skyranger, Eurofox, and X'Air. These are used for microlight training and member flying, covering both flex wing and 3-axis microlight operations.
Is Kent Microlight Aircraft Club a flying club?
Yes. Kent Microlight Aircraft Club is a flying club, not a standalone commercial flight school. It offers member flying, organised trips, socials, and airfield meet-ups in addition to training-related services.
In which languages is training available at Kent Microlight Aircraft Club?
Training appears to be available in English only based on the data provided. No other languages are listed.
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