Charges and Payments
Airplane rates
- N8313V – ’66 Citabria 7ECA: $70/h
- N11157 – ’74 Cessna 150 L: $70/h
- N5219Q – ’73 Cessna 150: $70/h
- N66478 – ’74 Cessna 150: $70/h
- N3893H – ’46 Ercoupe 415 CD: $65/h
- N3936T – ’67 Piper Arrow PA-28R-180: $110/h
- N7717U – ’64 Cessna 172: $85/h
- N9179J – ’65 Piper Cherokee 180: $95/h
Flying incentive
We offer a flight incentive in the amount of 5% if you prepay your flight time. To receive credit you need to fulfill following conditions:
- Flight incentive will be credited only to accounts in good standing orders
- Payment has to be in increments of $1000
- Payment will be accepted only in cash or check form.
Membership dues
- Initial membership application fee is $150
- Monthly membership dues: $20/month
Currently club offers two ways of paying your monthly membership dues:
- as a recurring monthly credit card charge set up on any day of the month member chooses
- bi-annual invoice sent out on January 1st and July 1st for $120 (6 month period)
Setting up recurring charges
If you would like to enjoy the convenience of automatic billing, simply complete the Credit Card authorization form and sign the form. All requested information is required. Upon approval, we will automatically bill your credit card for the monthly dues and your membership charges will appear on your monthly credit card statement.
Remember that you may cancel this automatic billing authorization at any time simply by contacting us.
Training rates
In addition to airplane time there are additional charges for CFI’s time:
- Ground training – $30/h
- Flight training – $35/h
I am intrested in learning how to fly, would like more infoe and a total cost list along with time needed to do this on a weekend basis only. thanks
Hi,
My son Mike is considering ground and flight training. He’s a junior at Iowa City West. What would it cost to get him licensed to fly? I know you have a scholarship but realized you’ve got lots of applicants.
Applying for the scholarship never hurts, he may be the lucky one
Back to your question. It’s extremely hard to predict the exact amount of money it will take to get a pilot license. The biggest factor is actually… money itself. It’s known that if you have a budget (and time) that let’s you take 2-3 lessons a week, the whole thing will end up to be much cheaper because your son won’t spend time relearning things he already forgot.
Is there a way to give flight hours as a gift?
Yes there is. Just stop by the office and we’ll set you up.
Do you offer sport pilot training and are you taking on new members?
Thanks!
Yes to both counts. Please call our office for further info.