Luftsportverein Kiel e.V. is an active aviation club based at Kiel-Holtenau Airport (ICAO: EDHK), Germany, with about 120 members in its motorflight group and approximately 90 active pilots. The club operates a fleet of noise-protected 2- and 4-seat aircraft including Robin HR 200/120 B, Cessna 172 N and R variants, Piper Archer PA28, and a Diamond Super Dimona motor glider. These aircraft support flight training, recreational flying, and longer cross-country tours in Europe and North Africa.
The club offers comprehensive pilot training for the Private Pilot License (PPL-A) and Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL-A) with both theoretical and practical instruction conducted by ten experienced volunteer flight instructors. Training covers essential flight maneuvers, solo flights, navigation, radio communication, emergency procedures, and night VFR. Radio communication certificates BZF I and II are provided.
The LSV Kiel also provides sightseeing flights at cost price around Kiel, allowing passengers to tailor routes and enjoy unique aerial views. The club emphasizes safety, thorough pilot education, community engagement, and inclusive aviation activities for people with disabilities. Additionally, it hosts an active skydiving group offering tandem jumps and training.
LSV Kiel is known for its community spirit and broad aviation offerings, making it an attractive option for student pilots and aviation enthusiasts in the region.
The club sells no aviation equipment but offers extensive training and recreational aviation opportunities including motorflight and skydiving activities.