UL-Flugschule Otto Funk
Contact information
Trainings
- Theory lessons in Aerodynamics, Weather, Air Law, Radio Communication, Human Performance, Special Situations
- Minimum 30 flight hours including 5 hours solo flight
- Passenger authorization
- License conversion
- Continuing education
- Refresher courses
- Tailwheel (Spornrad) instruction
- Charter flights
- Safety training
- Practice flights for license retention
Aircrafts
- FK 9 MK IV
- FK 9 MK II
Aircraft types
- Ultralight aircraft
Brief description Ul-Flugschule Otto Funk
UL-Flugschule Otto Funk, located at Speyer Airport (EDRY), specializes in ultralight aircraft pilot training with a comprehensive curriculum covering theoretical knowledge and practical flight experience. Founded by ultralight pioneer Otto Funk, the school uses specially designed FK ultralight aircraft for training and charter services.
Training programs include beginner courses, passenger authorization, license conversion for holders of other aviation licenses, and continuing education such as refresher courses and tailwheel instruction. Students gain experience through a structured minimum flight hour requirement and theoretical lessons in essential subjects like air law, radio communication, and special flight situations.
The school operates a fleet of FK 9 MK IV and MK II models equipped with modern avionics and safety devices. Additional services include scenic flights, trial flights for beginners, and professional photo flights from aircraft without doors for unobstructed views.
Located in Speyer, Germany, the flight school offers a focused and supportive environment for aspiring and experienced ultralight pilots alike.
