Österreichischer Sportfliegerclub Salzburg
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Contact information
Home airport
LOWS
City and Postal Code
Salzburg 5020
Coordinates
47.7854215
13.0097075
Website https://oesc-aero.at
Email info@oesc-aero.at
Phone +43 664 5034987
Trainings
- Private Pilot License (PPL-A) with SEP
- Night Flight Rating (NVFR)
- Basic Instrument Rating (BIR)
- Competency Based Instrument Rating (CBIR)
Aircrafts
- Katana DA20 OE-AMB
- Katana DA20 OE-CMC
- Aquila A-210 OE-ASC
- Cessna 172SP Skyhawk OE-KHC
- Mooney M20K OE-KOG
- Aerospool WT9 Dynamic LSA F-HVAP
Aircraft types
- single-engine piston
- light sport aircraft
Brief description Österreichischer Sportfliegerclub Salzburg
The Österreichischer Sportfliegerclub Salzburg (ÖSC Salzburg), founded in 1956, is a reputable flying club and flight school located at Salzburg Airport (LOWS), Austria. It supports over 140 members and operates a fleet of six motor aircraft, including popular training aircraft such as the Katana DA20, Aquila A-210, Cessna 172SP Skyhawk, Mooney M20K, and Aerospool WT9 Dynamic LSA.
As an Approved Training Organisation (AT-ATO.160) certified under EASA Part FCL by Austro Control GmbH, ÖSC Salzburg offers comprehensive pilot training programs. These include the Private Pilot License (PPL-A) with Single Engine Piston (SEP) rating, Night Flight Rating (NVFR), Basic Instrument Rating (BIR), and Competency Based Instrument Rating (CBIR).
Emphasizing safety and practical flight experience, the club provides social events, club flights, and flight trips to enhance member experience. Facilities include briefing rooms and an online aircraft reservation system, making it an ideal base for student pilots and aviation enthusiasts in the Salzburg area.
As an Approved Training Organisation (AT-ATO.160) certified under EASA Part FCL by Austro Control GmbH, ÖSC Salzburg offers comprehensive pilot training programs. These include the Private Pilot License (PPL-A) with Single Engine Piston (SEP) rating, Night Flight Rating (NVFR), Basic Instrument Rating (BIR), and Competency Based Instrument Rating (CBIR).
Emphasizing safety and practical flight experience, the club provides social events, club flights, and flight trips to enhance member experience. Facilities include briefing rooms and an online aircraft reservation system, making it an ideal base for student pilots and aviation enthusiasts in the Salzburg area.
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