Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V.
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Trainings
- SPL
- DTO
- segelflight training
- motor glider training
Aircrafts
- ASK 13
- K 8
- DG-500/20
- Junior
- Mini-Lak
- SF25C Rotax-Falken
- Grunau Baby III
Aircraft types
- glider
- motor glider
- tow plane
Brief description Segelflug-Club Fischbek E.v.
Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V. is a gliding club in the Fischbeker Heide nature reserve in southwest Hamburg. The club operates its own Declared Training Organisation (DTO) and offers SPL training for members from age 14, plus guest flights and seasonal theory lessons.
The fleet includes ASK 13, K 8, DG-500/20, Junior, Mini-Lak, SF25C Rotax-Falken and the historic Grunau Baby III. The club airfield is a dedicated pure glider site with wind launch operations and local site briefing requirements for visiting pilots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V. located?
Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V. is located at Scharlbargstieg 15 in 21149 Hamburg, Germany. The club is based in the Fischbeker Heide nature reserve in southwest Hamburg. It operates from a dedicated glider site rather than a conventional mixed-use airport.
What licenses and training programs does Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V. offer?
Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V. operates its own Declared Training Organisation (DTO) and offers training for the Sailplane Pilot License (SPL) from age 14. The club also provides motor glider training, seasonal theory lessons, guest flights, and radio communication training. Theory instruction follows EASA subjects and is offered in the winter months.
How much does flight training at Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V. cost?
Training requires club membership, and the school states that there are no extra tuition fees because theory and practical instruction are provided by volunteer instructors. Current listed costs include a 600 EUR adult joining fee, 420 EUR for youths, and an active annual membership fee of 400 EUR. The club says typical yearly costs for a frequently active student can be around 700 to 1000 EUR, depending on flying activity and workshop participation.
What aircraft does Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V. use for training?
The club fleet includes ASK 13, K 8, DG-500/20, Junior, Mini-Lak, SF25C Rotax-Falken, and the historic Grunau Baby III. The aircraft mix includes gliders, a motor glider, and tow-plane operations for club flying. This gives students access to several training and experience levels.
Is Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V. a flying club?
Yes. Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V. is a club-based gliding organisation with about 90 members and its own DTO flight school. It offers membership categories including full, trial, guest, and supporting memberships.
In which languages is training available at Segelflug-Club Fischbek e.V.?
Training is listed in German only. The club's published information and lessons are presented in German, so German language proficiency is likely needed for regular training and theory classes.
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