

EHFC's hangars
We have two single-engine, two-place planes we use for training in the private pilot course, and a taildragger for fun and skill building:
We also have three Cessna four-place planes, all of which are IFR-certified and have a Garmin GNS-430 (WAAS) GPS Nav/Comm with color moving map. All Skyhawk panels are identical for training convenience. In addition, each Skyhawk has newly reupholstered front seats and BAS overhead four-point restraint seatbelts for safety. All GPS data bases are updated on the internet every 28 days and IFR current. The club maintains 3 NACA terminal and enroute chart subscriptions for club member's usage.
The 200 horsepower Mooney is a "complex" plane (flaps, variable pitch prop, and retractable landing gear). This makes it suitable for certification of pilots in complex planes as well as the commercial pilot's license. With a true airspeed in excess of 150 kts and loaded with new avionics, it's also great for trips.
| Plane | Photos | Notes |
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Complex, 200HP engine, IFR certified, Garmin GNS-430 GPS Nav/Comm, 2-axis Century II autopilot, Garmin GMA 340 Audio Panel, four place intercom, second King NAV/COMM with glide slope. In addition to WAAS capability with terrain mapping, this plane has Traffic Information Service (essentially TCAS) from the mode S transponder (Garmin GTX330/330D Mode S Transponder). Annual Checkout |
The Beechcraft Duchess BE-76 is our multi-engine training plane, available by reservation or every couple of months for rental. This superb twin has numbers similar to the Mooney and is an excellent "next step" for the aspiring professional pilot. Average time training to complete a multi-engine with instrument privileges is 15 hours for a current Mooney pilot.
Come try our new "computerized flight training device" (that would be a "simulator" in English), running the Elite software Version 7. This unit is manufactured by Precise Flight Controls. This sturdy unit has single and twin functions with full yoke, rudder, and digital avionics panel. The separate CFI console allows discrete settings for wind, weather and failure modes.... definite trouble! The computer tracks and replays your flight if desired. The radios emulate standard King avionics with normal tune/ID features. This now has the approvals under AC 61-126 for all part 61 and 141 flight training. Pilots training or regaining proficiency can log approaches and hours on this machine. The versatility of this device is truly amazing.
Rental rates for these planes are on our rental rates page.