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Welcome to Flying Club One in Northern Virginia — Come fly with us
Fly in Your AircraftThese are the kinds of aircraft our members fly. Click on any of the pictures.
At 50 members or so, we are the center for powered light flying in Northern Virginia, USA. If you are new to light flying, this is the place to see real aircraft and talk to live people. If you're an old hand, this is the place to share your experience and get local information. If you want to join or renew, click here: If you're just starting out, click here: |
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Or in OursJoin the club as a flying member and get your Sport Pilot license in this Quad City Challenger II airplane. Or, once you have a license, just fly it. This offers our kind of fun flying that you just can't get in a Cessna.
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Monthly MeetingsWe have regular monthly meetings year-round at the Warrenton-Fauquier Airport. Check the Events page to see exactly when. Visitors are always welcome. |
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Come to Our Next MeetingSpecial April location — NOT at KHWY Join us at our next meeting: Saturday, Oxtober 10th at 11:00am at Shawn & Faith Lillemo's house at 14142 Rixeyville Rd., Culpeper, VA. Shawn is the lead on our Challenger II build project. The plane will be at his house, so come see it, talk about the project, and share your own story. We'll feed you lunch. Everyone is welcome, whether you're a Club member or not. |
Steve Beste,President
Flying Club One
President@FlyingClub1.org
Flying Club One is a non-profit hobbyist organization. Annual dues are $20, more for those who will be flying the Club’s airplanes.
The club aims to promote safe light powered recreational flying by giving support, advice, and encouragement to everyone interested in the sport.