History
The 150th Aero Flying Club was formed in 1960 by a group of light plane fliers
associated with the 150th Air National Guard,
thus the origin of the name. The Club now has no connection whatsoever with
the Air National Guard. Until 1969, the Club was located at Hanover Airport
in Hanover, NJ. It is now based at Morristown
Municipal Airport in Morristown, NJ. It is a member-owned, not-for-profit
club.
Membership
Licensed, student, and zero-time pilots are permitted. (The airport's Operational
Rules require that flying club members ".... must possess a Pilot's Certificate
issued by the FAA having a rating of student pilot or higher".) Total club
membership is limited to ensure reasonable availability of aircraft and currently
averages about 15 members per aircraft. The Club prides itself on the competence
of its members and training toward additional ratings is encouraged. (Several
certified flight instructors are included among the Club's members.) An annual
check ride with one of the Club's designated check pilots is required of each
member and participation is also required in the routine care and upkeep of
the club aircraft. (Check out our Scrapbook
page to meet the members at one of these activities.)
Costs
Costs consist of an non-refundable initiation fee, a refundable deposit, monthly
dues, and hourly charges for use of the aircraft. The initiation fee is $280
(four month's dues), the deposit, refundable upon resignation, is $1,500, and
the monthly dues are currently $70. Aircraft hourly charges, which include fuel,
are based on a recording tachometer.
Scheduling
Scheduling of aircraft time is done through a web-based and phone-in system.
All paying members have an access number which allows them to reserve time in
accordance with Club Operating Instructions (OIs). Members may reserve an aircraft
for up to 14 consecutive days for vacations and trips.
Miscellaneous
Liability and hull insurance covers both the member and the Club. Each Club
member is required, annually, to submit a Membership Information Update
Form. Copies of the detailed Club rules are available for review. Contact the
Club's Vice President for further information and/or a membership
application. If ready to apply for membership, you can use our on-line Application Form.
Rev 07/21/2011
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