Flying in France

Flying in France is a flight training business based in Limoges, France. It is run by an EASA flying instructor and flight examiner. The site says the business continues the work of Sue Virr and Stuart Morton at the same base. The instructor trained in the UK before teaching in France.

The site says the business offers PPL training, licence renewals, pleasure flights and other courses. Each course is one to one. The instructor says the aim is to share a love of flying with each student and to give a service that is hard to find elsewhere.

Limoges Bellegarde (LFBL) is described as a training aerodrome. The site says it has full access to VFR and IFR facilities, as an international aerodrome. Airlines such as Ryanair, British Airways and Flybe are said to arrive no more than 5 times a day. The site says this lets students share airspace with airlines without training being interrupted.

The site says there are no extra landing or approach fees at Limoges. It says other airfields often charge around 5 euros for a landing. The site also says the central location makes it simple to explore the varied scenery of the region, and that flying there is fun and affordable.

Contact is by phone, on +44 7779 333289, or by email. The site invites questions and asks students to get in touch for any queries about courses.