Nulf - Nordjyllands Ultra Light Flyveklub

Nulf - Nordjyllands Ultra Light Flyveklub is located at Sønder Engvej 98, 9700 Brønderslev, Denmark. The club operates from its own airfield in Brønderslev, in North Jutland, near Aalborg. Its site also notes the club runway, hangars, and clubhouse on the same location.

Nulf offers training toward an UL flying certificate. Its website lists theory course, school flying, and a radio course, with radio training recommended but not required for UL flying. The club also explains practical and theoretical exam requirements, passenger privileges, and certificate revalidation rules.

Nulf publishes indicative prices rather than a fixed total, because the final cost depends on the number of flight hours needed. Its pricing page lists items such as theory course, radio course, school flying, medical exam, study materials, and fees, with school flying shown at about DKK 18,750 to 22,500 for 25 to 30 block hours. The page also says membership is required for the theory course, so you should contact the club for the latest total cost.

Yes. Nulf is a club, not a commercial flight school, and its name stands for Nordjyllands Ultra Light Flyveklub. The club page describes its airfield, hangars, clubhouse, and member-run information about ultralight flying.

The club states that its club aircraft is an Aeroprakt A22 with registration OY-9700. Its site also mentions that training can sometimes be done on a student’s own aircraft if the instructor agrees. Beyond that, no broader training fleet is clearly listed on the site.

The available information points to Danish as the training language. The theory course page says students should be able to speak and understand Danish, and the school’s public materials are in Danish. No additional training languages are listed.