Founded in 1985, the motor flying club operates at Lahti-Vesivehmaa airfield and belongs to the Finnish Aeronautical Association. It owns a Cessna C152 acquired in 1988, available for aircraft rental. The airfield has a 1,271-metre main runway and a cross runway.
Flight training covers PPL and LAPL licences and SEP(A) rating extensions, alongside club check flights and refresher flights. The club does not provide ground school; theory can be completed through a commercial online course.
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