The next monthly meeting of the Warrington Flying Club will be at Doylestown Airport Hangar K-7 on
September 23, at 7pm.
Anyone interested in attending, please call or text Henry at 267-784-9515 for information.
Open to interested pilots.
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The Warrington Flying Club is one of the oldest continuously operating Flying Clubs in the country.
Founded in 1941, we currently operate from Doylestown Airport (DYL), in Bucks County, PA. The Club currently has members that span a wide range of pilot skills from low-time VFR-only to high-time instrument and commercial rated.
We own two aircraft. One is a 2006 Skyhawk SP with Garmin G1000 and the other is a 2008 Skylane T with Garmin G1000. Both are maintained to support IFR flight. The Skyhawk has 53 gallon fuel tanks, but that limits it useful load with full fuel. The Skylane has 87 gallon fuel tanks for longer range flight with greater load capability. The Skyhawk will give 115 knot speed at 2350 RPM and the Skylane will give 140 knots at 7000 ft. More information is available on our AIRCRAFT page.
A five hour check out for pilots who do not have Garmin G1000 cockpit experience will be required for insurance purposes. The Club instructors are donating their time to do this G1000 cockpit instruction for members. In summary, we offer higher quality equipment, and more flexible alternatives to FBO aircraft rental.
At our Club meetings, held on the third Monday of every month, we enjoy the camaraderie of fellow members and engage in a healthy dose of hangar talk. Several members use the Club aircraft to volunteer in the Angel Flight program and help out during the Doylestown’s open house at the airport. We help out the Boy Scouts going for their Aviation merit badge using one of our planes for the preflight and using both giving flights at the end of the day. From time to time memberships become available as members leave the Club for various reasons. Refer to the CONTACT US page if you have questions about membership or any other subject.