Welcome to
Edmonton Flying Club
Edmonton Flying Club is a member-owned organization that operates an advanced fleet of aircraft and provides flight training at all levels from recreational to Commercial Multi Instrument rated, career-ready pilots.
Welcome to the
Edmonton Flying Club
Edmonton Flying Club is a member-owned organization that operates an advanced fleet of aircraft and provides flight training at all levels from recreational to Commercial Multi Instrument rated, career-ready pilots.
COVID-19 NOTICE
(UPDATED January 22, 2021)
Edmonton Flying Club is currently following all restrictions and guidance from the Alberta Government. For specific questions & concerns, please call 780.800.9639
LEARN TO FLY
Have you always had the dream to fly? Thought that it would be great to be a pilot but weren’t sure how? Or maybe you’ve decided you want a career as a pilot! Let us show you the way!
DISCOVERY FLIGHTS
Want to know what flying an airplane feels like? Or looking for a fun gift idea? A discovery flight is a 30 min flight with an instructor who will show you the basics and give you the chance to fly a plane!
STUDENTS
EFC students, members, and alumni, are you looking for more information on other programs offered by EFC and want to know your options?
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Find out more about how our students succeed at the Edmonton Flying Club & beyond! Each student’s flight-training journey is unique.
OUR GALLERY
Take a peek inside our world!
EFC NEWS
Tax Season Notes
As 2021 begins we would like to remind students that tax time is right around the corner. With that in mind please be sure to
CASARA Corner – April 2019
Ah! Spring at last and wander lust is rampant (well, at least as soon as I have filed my tax return). So this month, I’d
Neighborly Reminder
Just a quick note that as your work on your night rating or into the spring as the days are getting longer and we are
Check the FBO before you Walk around the wrong plane…
You may have noticed that sometimes the aircraft you originally booked online is not the aircraft you actually fly. This can happen due to maintenance,
