About Us
Capitol City Flyers is a not-for-profit equity corporation based in Madison, WI (MSN), with over 50 years of Aviation Partnership. CCF is dedicated to maintaining safe, accessible and affordable aircraft for owner-pilots. CCF pilots own and operate 3 IFR single engine aircraft from Dane County Regional Airport.
Prospective shareholders must be certificated private pilots or advanced primary students (more than 25 hours in the last 6 months). Additional insurance, currency and financial requirements must be met.
Corporation aircraft are hangared at the South Ramp of Dane County Regional Airport (MSN). Aircraft scheduling is maintained online by AircraftClubs. FBO Wisconsin Aviation performs most airframe, powerplant and avionics maintenance onsite.
The purpose of the Club is to promote safe, enjoyable flying and aviation-related activities, and to provide the opportunity for its members to fly aircraft economically and conveniently, supported by excellent service. All activities of the Club shall be consistent with its Operational Rules and Club Bylaws.
Prospective shareholders must be certificated private pilots or advanced primary students (more than 25 hours in the last 6 months). Additional insurance, currency and financial requirements must be met.
Corporation aircraft are hangared at the South Ramp of Dane County Regional Airport (MSN). Aircraft scheduling is maintained online by AircraftClubs. FBO Wisconsin Aviation performs most airframe, powerplant and avionics maintenance onsite.
The purpose of the Club is to promote safe, enjoyable flying and aviation-related activities, and to provide the opportunity for its members to fly aircraft economically and conveniently, supported by excellent service. All activities of the Club shall be consistent with its Operational Rules and Club Bylaws.
News
On Friday April 26, 2013, CCF upgraded our Diamond DA-40, increasing the Gross Takeoff Weight by 110 pounds.
Capitol City Flyers plans to attend this year's local airport open houses. Airports and dates have not been finalized, please return for more info.
CCF reports flying hours are up, 42% increase over last year, GA recovery is on its way.
Capitol City Flyer has a Facebook page, Search it, Like it, or simply click the logo at the top right of this page.
Capitol City Flyers plans to attend this year's local airport open houses. Airports and dates have not been finalized, please return for more info.
CCF reports flying hours are up, 42% increase over last year, GA recovery is on its way.
Capitol City Flyer has a Facebook page, Search it, Like it, or simply click the logo at the top right of this page.
EventsUpcoming events:
May 24, 2013 - CCF visits the MSN ATC facility. June 9, 2013 - Annual Dinner. Recent events: January 26, 2013 - Members attended a Flying Club gathering at JVL. Watch video. March 23, 2013 - Members attended a Flying Club gathering at RPJ. April 9, 2013 - Members visited the MG&E West Campus CoGen power plant to see torn apart jet turbine engine and tour the plant. This is one member's workplace, it's good to have friends. May 11, 2013 - Spring Wash/Wax Day. May 13, 2013 - Members attended an AOPA safety seminar at MSN, see AOPA for details. May 18, 2013 - Members attended a Flying Club gathering at DBQ. |
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AOPA Supports Flying Clubs
Join the club: Flying can be more affordable. In the current economic climate, aircraft ownership might seem more like a pipe dream than an achievable goal. And yet, you can become an aircraft owner of sorts simply by joining a flying club. Read more at the AOPA Flying Club Network.