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Thessaloniki-registered approved training organisation offering PPL, CPL, ATPL, instrument, multi-engine and airline type-rating courses, flying from Kavala and Ioannina.

Flight school at Praha Letňany with PPL(A) and LAPL(A) courses and published per-hour price build-up.

Portugal's national aero club (founded 1909) whose flying activity takes place at Cascais, with club Cessna 152/172 aircraft, instructors and a 'pilot for a day' introductory flight.

Flying club at Nürnberg Airport that trains members for LAPL(A) and PPL(A) on Piper PA-28 and Diamond DA40 aircraft, with night, instrument and instructor courses also listed.

Non-profit aeroclub at Espinho aerodrome whose flight section runs a flying school with PPL(A) and ultralight pilot courses.

Non-profit flying club founded in 1938 that runs a declared training organisation (DTO) offering the PPL(A) course and SEP revalidation.

Non-profit flying club founded in 1935 that runs PPL(A) courses from Vilar de Luz aerodrome in Maia, with Cessna 150/152 aircraft.

Flying club at Toussus-le-Noble training LAPL(A) and PPL(A) pilots with a team of 22 instructors and a modern fleet including Cirrus and electric aircraft.

Large flight school based at Stuttgart Airport region offering PPL(A) through professional pilot courses, with a fleet of more than 30 aircraft according to its site.

Flying club at Strasbourg-Entzheim airport teaching the PPL on Cessna, Robin and Piper aircraft.

Flying club at Cergy-Pontoise aerodrome teaching LAPL and PPL on Cessna aircraft, with IFR training.

Flying club at Redon-Bains-sur-Oust aerodrome (LFER) training aeroplane and ultralight pilots: LAPL, PPL, CPL, night, IFR and multi-engine add-ons, plus introductory flights.

Charter, maintenance and flight-school operator at Lancaster Airport in Lititz offering training from private pilot through flight instructor, with a university degree partnership.

Regional aero club in Duisburg operating an ATO and an ultralight school; its current course page highlights instructor training for 2027.

Flying club at Toulouse-Lasbordes offering PPL training on a new-generation glass-cockpit school aeroplane, as well as ultralight flying.

Flying club at Le Plessis-Belleville aerodrome (Ermenonville), about 35 minutes from Paris, teaching LAPL and PPL on a mixed fleet including Diamond DA40 and Tecnam aircraft.

Flying club at Toussus-le-Noble offering PPL training, a varied fleet including IFR and electric aircraft, and post-licence courses.

Flying club at Biarritz-Pays Basque airport offering PPL and LAPL training on Robin DR400 aircraft, discovery flights and ultralight flying.

Flying club at Aix-les-Milles aerodrome declaring LAPL and PPL theory and flight training, initiation flights and night, mountain and aerobatic qualifications, with a school fleet of Evektor SportStar and Robin DR400 aircraft.

Flying club at Angoulême-Cognac airport offering BIA, LAPL, PPL and night training on a mixed fleet of aeroplanes, with FFA initiation passports.

Flying club based at Cannes-Mandelieu offering PPL and LAPL training, night and mountain/tailwheel qualifications, and 30-minute discovery and introductory flights.

Flying club managing the Aerodromo del Pinar (LECN) beside Castellon beach, with a school for the PPL(A), LAPL(A) and ultralight licences.

Flying club founded in 1932 at Dinan-Trélivan aerodrome training BIA, LAPL, PPL and ULM pilots and offering discovery flights over the Rance, Saint-Malo and Mont-Saint-Michel bay.

Flying club at Granville aerodrome (Bréville-sur-Mer) in Normandy, a DTO since October 2019, teaching the LAPL and PPL.