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Hi I would like to know about the history as well as as have the information about Aero Club Strasbourg and also the team of instructors of the club?

[Vishal Kotkar]

In the minds of the Strasburgers, the Polygone normally assigns the Strasbourg-Neuhof aerodrome.

This name gets from the way that the Polygon was a vast open territory of hexagonal shape which, since 1720, filled in as a field for moving the ordnance.

From 1871 to 1918, the Polygon kept on filling in as a field of move and parade amid significant military surveys.

The presence of such a level surface was perfect to fill in as a reason for the developments of another innovation.

The Club

- A secretariat open each day from 2.30 pm to 6.30 pm logo_ffa

- A site to deal with your reservations from home

- Free stopping before the Club

- Close to the downtown area, near transport and cable car stations logo_ffplum

- Up-to-date documentation for your travel abroad

- Club trips sorted out frequently to enable you to find new goals with the assistance of a teacher or experienced individuals

- An armada stopped under storages and kept up nearby by qualified mechanics, or in specific workshop for significant amendments

- A PC with free access for the planning of your flights

For the development :

- One teacher introduce each day of the week, two Wednesdays and ends of the week

- A classroom with video projector

- A pilot test program to prepare you to crisis methods securely

- Two instructions rooms

- Theoretical courses each Saturday evening

For traveler flying machine:

- JET A1 and AVGAS 100LL (ideal notice)

- Landing assessment and free stopping

- SP 98 (ULM)

The Team

Jean-Claude MONCOUCUT logo_ffa
61 years old
6500 Hours of Flight
Pilot Private since 1977
Aircraft Instructor since 1993
Instructor ULM since 2012
Role in Association: Honorary President - Volunteer Instructor

kuegler Jérémy KUEGLER
29 years
500 Hours of Flight
Professional Driver (ATPL, CPL / IR)
Role in the association: Chief pilot - Instructor

Laurent FISCHER
47 years
1200 Hours of Flight
Private Pilot
Role in the association: President - Maintenance management

Jeremy-Henches Jérémy HENCHES
23 years
300 Hours of Flight
Private Pilot
Role in the association: Vice-President - Responsible BIA

Hervé NICO
36 years
6000 Hours of Flight
Airline pilot
Instructor since 2008
Role in Association: Volunteer Instructor - PPL Examiner

François JOMARD
33 Years
5200 Hours of Flight
Airline pilot
Flight Instructor since 2009
Instructor ULM since 2013
Role in Association: Volunteer Instructor

Pierre BURCKLÉ
40 years
2100 Hours of Flight
Professional Driver
Instructor since 2005
Role in the association: Freelance Instructor

Steve ULRICH
26 years
2500 Hours of Flight
Professional Driver
Role in association: Occasional instructor


Vanggelys CALVINO Vanggelys CALVINO
26 years
1500 Hours of Flight
Professional Driver
Role in association: Occasional instructor

Contact:

AERO CLUB OF ALSACE - Aerodrome of the Polygon
38, rue Guynemer 67100 STRASBOURG
Tel: +33 (0) 3 88 34 00 98 - Fax: +33 (0) 3 88 44 43 54