KHEF – Manassas, Virginia
Happy New Years from the FAA Flying Club! We are a growing group of aviation enthusiasts and after acquiring our THIRD airplane at the end of 2021, we are actively looking for new members in 2022! If you are interested Read More
The FAA Flying Club wishes everyone a very Merry Christmas!
The FAA Flying Club at Manassas would like to announce the newest addition to our Piper Fleet, N6472J, a 1968 Piper Cherokee 180. This brings the Club’s airplane total to three Pipers. I want to thank the Board of Directors Read More
The FAA Flying Club was at the Leesburg Airshow this past weekend and the event was spectacular! I flew the Club’s Piper Cherokee 235, N9397W, to Leesburg Airport on the morning of the airshow and Sam Bingham joined me. Somehow Read More
Mark Quave successfully completed his oral and practical flight test for the instrument rating this past week! He did this tremendous feat in the Club’s Piper Cherokee Warrior N75382. Mark joins the ranks of the many Club members who have Read More
The FAA Flying Club would like to extend a huge congratulations to our member, Mike Walpole, for passing his CFI checkride this past Friday! Mike has been on a mission the past couple of years becoming an instrument rated and Read More
At the end of June, Greyson and Morgan Moore welcomed a baby boy to the family and the FAA Flying Club welcomed a new future member. To quote the new father “Jackson flew into the world on June 24th at Read More
The FAA Flying Club has another IFR rated pilot! Sergio Nirenberg, our Club Secretary, successfully passed his IFR checkride yesterday. These checkrides are normally stressful, but Sergio experienced a little “added stress” when he was notified the night before his Read More
The FAA Flying Club had our Annual Members’ Meeting earlier today in the club hangar on the east ramp of the Manassas Regional Airport. We had a great turn out and it was an opportunity to meet and get to Read More
Check out our very own, Doug “Smash” Yurovich, on The Afterburn Podcast! Smash joined John “Rain” Waters to discuss his career as an F/A-18 pilot in the United States Marines including his experience ejecting at 380 feet and surviving.