Motorfliegerclub Schwäbisch Hall e.V.

The Motorfliegerclub Schwäbisch Hall e.V. is a well-established aviation club based at Schwäbisch Hall airfield in Germany, boasting a long tradition since 1929. The club operates a versatile fleet of seven single-engine piston aircraft, including advanced and IFR-capable Cessna 172S and 182S models, training and touring Piper PA-28-161s, the efficient Aquila A211G3X with a digital glass cockpit, and a classic Piper PA-18 taildragger. The flight school within the club provides comprehensive pilot training aligned with European PART-FCL standards. Training programs include PPL(A), LAPL(A), night VFR, and single-engine piston class rating. Flight instruction is delivered by experienced instructors and examiners, using well-maintained club-owned aircraft. The club fosters a welcoming and active aviation community with around 250 members, supported by excellent infrastructure including its own airfield, hangars, fueling station, clubhouse, and an on-site restaurant named Cockpit Biergarten. The nearby Adolf Würth Airport (ICAO: EDTY) ensures year-round flying opportunities with instrument approaches. This club presents a solid option for student pilots and aviation enthusiasts seeking quality training and a vibrant flying environment.