Luftfahrtverein Mainz e.V.

DEAm Flugplatz 36, DE-55126 Mainz
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Contact information

Home airport
EDFZ
City and Postal Code
Mainz 55126
Coordinates
49.9727598
8.1491121

Trainings

  • Private Pilot License (PPL)
  • Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL)
  • Radio telephony certificate BZF II (German)
  • Radio telephony certificate BZF I (English)
  • Theoretical training
  • Powered flight training
  • Ultralight flight training
  • Glider flight training
  • English proficiency

Aircrafts

  • Aquila 211i G3X
  • Aquila A211 GX
  • Aquila A211GX
  • Aquila A210
  • Piper PA-28
  • Katana DA-20 A1
  • Robin DR 401
  • Cirrus SR20 G6
  • Cirrus SR20
  • Dynamic WT 9
  • FK9 MK VI
  • Astir CS
  • LS4
  • L- S 8
  • Ventus 2b
  • ASK 21
  • Duo Discus

Aircraft types

  • Powered aircraft
  • Ultralight aircraft
  • Gliders

Brief description Luftfahrtverein Mainz E.v.

The Mainzer Flugsportclub e.V., based at Mainz-Finthen airfield in the Rhine-Main region near Mainz, Wiesbaden and Frankfurt, is an established aviation club focused on general aviation. The club offers comprehensive flight training in powered flight, ultralight flying and gliding. It has a professional and friendly team of flight instructors who guide aspiring pilots on the way to the private pilot license (PPL and LAPL). Training includes theory courses in air law, aerodynamics, meteorology and navigation, as well as radio telephony certificates (BZF I and II), which are important for pilot training. Practical flight training usually takes place on weekends with individual support and includes several flight instructors for varied learning. The club operates a modern fleet with Aquila, Piper and Cirrus types for powered flight, FK9 and Dynamic WT 9 for ultralight flying, and the ASK, LS and Duo Discus series for gliding. Membership offers access to a well-maintained fleet at favorable conditions after training is completed. The club promotes a community that places responsible aviation activities and safety at the center, making it an important contact for aspiring pilots in the region.

The offer includes:
<\\\\\/᠀b>- Private Pilot License (PPL) and Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL)
- Sport pilot license for ultralight aircraft
- Glider pilot license (SPL)
- Radio telephony certificates BZF I and BZF II
- Annual theory courses
- Practical flight training with several flight instructors

Fleet highlights:
<\\\\\/᠀b>- Aquila 211i G3X, Piper PA-28, Cirrus SR20
- Ultralight aircraft FK9 MK VI, Dynamic WT 9
- Gliders ASK 21, LS4, Duo Discus

EDFZ airfield for general aviation, with pilot services and events to support the community.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Luftfahrtverein Mainz e.V. located?
Luftfahrtverein Mainz e.V. is based at Mainz-Finthen airfield (EDFZ) in Mainz, at Am Flugplatz 36, 55126 Mainz, Germany. It serves the Rhine-Main region, including Mainz, Wiesbaden, and Frankfurt.
What training does Luftfahrtverein Mainz e.V. offer?
The club offers training in powered flight, ultralight flying, and gliding. It supports licenses such as PPL and LAPL, Sailplane Pilot License (SPL), and radio telephony certificates BZF I and BZF II, with both theory and practical instruction.
How much does flight training at Luftfahrtverein Mainz e.V. cost?
The club’s current fees and charter prices are listed in its official fee schedule, and training costs depend on aircraft type, instructor time, and membership conditions. For context, Germany-wide PPL/LAPL training often runs into several thousand euros, but you should contact the club directly for the most accurate current pricing.
What aircraft are in the Luftfahrtverein Mainz e.V. fleet?
The fleet includes powered aircraft such as Aquila, Piper PA-28, Cirrus SR20, and Katana DA-20 A1, plus ultralights like the Dynamic WT 9 and FK9 MK VI. For gliding, the club operates aircraft such as ASK 21, LS4, Ventus 2b, and Duo Discus.
Does Luftfahrtverein Mainz e.V. offer radio training and English-language licensing support?
Yes. The club provides radio telephony training for BZF II (German) and BZF I (English), and its training list also notes English skills as part of the offering. This is useful for pilots who want broader radio communication capability during training.
Who should contact Luftfahrtverein Mainz e.V. for membership or training questions?
You can reach the club by phone at +49 6131 55450-24 or by email at flugschule@edfz.de. As a club-based flight school, membership and training access are closely connected to the organization’s structure.

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