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Brookings Flying Club

Brookings, United States

Overview

Non-profit 501(c)(7) flying club at Brookings, Oregon with a Cessna 172N; independent club instructors teach members under Part 61.

Trading / official name
Brookings Flying Club
Legal identity
Not published
Headquarters
Brookings, OR
Operational status
Operating (as shown on its official website)
Languages
English
International applicants
Not stated
Accommodation
Not stated
Website
brookingsflyingclub.org
Contact
See the official website

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

  • Stated by the schoolFAAFAA Part 61 (instructor-based training, no school certificate)No school certificate applies

    Scope: Instruction by independent club instructors under Part 61; no school certificate.

    Applies to: School-wide, as published. Training is delivered under the individual-instructor licensing rules (for example FAA Part 61) with no training-school certificate. This is not a lower or higher status; it is a different one.

    Source: brookingsflyingclub.org · checked 16 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 (1)

Private and recreational flying

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
Cessna 172N Skyhawk (1977)Club aircraft N738DEFixed-wing (aeroplane)n/pSchool-wide, as publishedn/p source