Luftsportverein Goch e.V.

Luftsportverein Goch e.V. is based at Am Segelflugplatz 11, 47574 Goch, Germany. The club is located in Asperden near Goch in the Lower Rhine region, on the Asperden-Knobbenhof airfield, ICAO EDLG. ([lsv-goch.de](https://www.lsv-goch.de/der-verein-lsvgoch?utm_source=openai))

The club offers glider flying as its core activity, and it also has motor gliding, powered flight, and microlight flying in its program. Its website also mentions theoretical flight instruction during the winter months, and public trial activities for gliding, ultralight, motor flight, and motor glider flying. No separate radio communication training is listed in the available information. ([lsv-goch.de](https://www.lsv-goch.de/?utm_source=openai))

The club does not publish standard training prices on the pages found. For current pricing, you should contact Luftsportverein Goch e.V. directly, since fees can depend on the training category and club membership structure. In Germany, introductory flying or trial lessons often vary widely by aircraft type and duration, so the club can provide the most accurate current quote. ([lsv-goch.de](https://www.lsv-goch.de/der-verein-lsvgoch?utm_source=openai))

The club's aircraft park includes an ASK 21, ASK 23, ASW 24, LS4-b, Robin DR 400, Alpi Pioneer 200, Diamond HK36-R Super Dimona, and an Allstar SZD-54 Perkoz. That mix covers gliding, motor gliding, powered flight, and microlight-style operations. ([lsv-goch.de](https://www.lsv-goch.de/flugzeugpark-new?utm_source=openai))

Yes. Luftsportverein Goch e.V. is a flying club, not a commercial flight school. The club says it has been active for more than 60 years and organizes over 200 pilots and student pilots as a recreational aviation association. ([lsv-goch.de](https://www.lsv-goch.de/?utm_source=openai))

The available data lists German as the training language. No other training languages are confirmed in the sources reviewed. ([lsv-goch.de](https://www.lsv-goch.de/?utm_source=openai))