ULTRALEICHTFLUGSCHULE OTTO FUNK

ULTRALEICHTFLUGSCHULE OTTO FUNK, based at Speyer Airport (EDRY) in Germany, specializes in ultralight aircraft pilot training using a fleet of FK 9 MK IV and FK 9 MK II ultralight planes designed by Otto and Peter Funk. Founded by ultralight pioneer Otto Funk, the school offers comprehensive training including 60 hours of theory covering aerodynamics, weather, navigation, air law, radio communication, human performance, and special situations. Flight training involves a minimum of 30 hours, including 5 solo hours, practical air law and radio communication, hazard instruction, and preparation for practical exams. Additional courses include passenger authorization, license conversions, safety training, and tailwheel instruction with theory and practice segments. The school also provides refresher courses in winter, trial introductory flights for beginners, and scenic or professional photography flights in doorless aircraft. Situated in Speyer, it offers a focused and structured environment for ultralight aviation enthusiasts and student pilots.