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Aéroclub de la Corse

Ajaccio, France

Overview

Flying club founded in 1933 at Ajaccio Napoleon Bonaparte airport with five aircraft, offering LAPL and PPL training, initiation flights and discovery flights over Corsica.

Trading / official name
Aéroclub de la Corse
Legal identity
Not published
Headquarters
Ajaccio, Corse-du-Sud
Operational status
Operating (as shown on its official website)
Languages
French
International applicants
Not stated
Accommodation
Not stated
Website
aeroclubdelacorse.fr
Contact
06 84 72 72 22

Training bases and airports

A base is where flight training actually takes place. Programs, fleet and approvals are attached to a base only where the source says so.

Authority records and approval status

  • Verified in authority recordDGACApproved training organisation (ATO), national authorityApproval

    Reference: FR.ATO.0092

    Scope: Register lists PPL(A) and LAPL(A) courses and other qualifications (DGAC register PDF dated 1 July 2021; scope may have changed. Matched by organisation name only.)

    Applies to: Ajaccio Napoléon Bonaparte. An approval granted by the authority (for example an approved training organisation, ATO).

    Source: ecologie.gouv.fr/sites/default/files/documents/liste_org · checked 17 October 2026

What this is not

Approval status describes a record held by an aviation authority. It is not a safety ranking, a quality score or an employment guarantee. How verification works.

Programs (2)

Private and recreational flying

  • Formation LAPL / PPL

    Prepares for: LAPL(A) / PPL(A) · Fixed-wing (aeroplane) · Ajaccio Napoléon Bonaparte

    No published price

Introductory flying

  • Vol d'initiation

    Experience, not a qualification · Fixed-wing (aeroplane) · Ajaccio Napoléon Bonaparte

    EUR 170 Discovery-flight price

Published fleet and simulators

Fleet lists come from the school's own publication on the date shown. They do not promise availability, ownership or serviceability today.

AircraftCategoryQtyWhereSource date
Mixed fleet of five aeroplanes (Cessna 152, Piper PA-28, Cessna 172 SP, Diamond DA-42 listed)Light aviation trainingFixed-wing (aeroplane)5Ajaccio Napoléon Bonaparten/p source