mark.staggs
Pre-takeoff checklist
Hi, everyone,
I’m mostly a lurker here, but I thought I’d post the details about the flying club I’m in. I’ve been a member for a little less than a year, but the club’s been around for a long while (over 30 years). It’s based in Lebanon, TN (M54), and it owns two nicely equipped planes:
Currently, the club has 24 members, and we’re wanting to expand to a max of 36 members and add a Cessna 182. It’s a non-equity club with a buy-in of $1000 and monthly fee of $90. Currently both of the current planes “rent” for $95/hr and $99/hr (hobbs). I suspect the 182’s rate will be relatively reasonable as well if the purchase works out.
If anyone’s interested feel free to PM me, go to the website (http://lebanonflyingclub.org), or contact our membership officer:
Armand Vilches
Membership Chair (615) 479-9991
PilotandInsuranceGeek@Gmail.com
I've also attached a flyer that you might see in area FBO's that has some additional info.
Mark
I’m mostly a lurker here, but I thought I’d post the details about the flying club I’m in. I’ve been a member for a little less than a year, but the club’s been around for a long while (over 30 years). It’s based in Lebanon, TN (M54), and it owns two nicely equipped planes:
- Cessna 172K with AirPlains 180hp upgrade, Aspen 1000, Garmin 430W, S-TEC autopilot with alt hold, and fairly new paint
- Grumman Tiger, Garmin 430W, Aspen 1000, S-TEC autopilot with alt hold
Currently, the club has 24 members, and we’re wanting to expand to a max of 36 members and add a Cessna 182. It’s a non-equity club with a buy-in of $1000 and monthly fee of $90. Currently both of the current planes “rent” for $95/hr and $99/hr (hobbs). I suspect the 182’s rate will be relatively reasonable as well if the purchase works out.
If anyone’s interested feel free to PM me, go to the website (http://lebanonflyingclub.org), or contact our membership officer:
Armand Vilches
Membership Chair (615) 479-9991
PilotandInsuranceGeek@Gmail.com
I've also attached a flyer that you might see in area FBO's that has some additional info.
Mark