Aeroclubul Romaniei

In 1920, on the initiative of Prince George Valentin Bibescu, the Royal Aeroclub of Romania (ARR) was founded, which became a legal entity on April 13, 1923.

ARR became affiliated with the International Aeronautical Federation (FAI), its candidacy being voted unanimously at the FAI Conference from August 8-12, 1923 in Gothenburg.

Within the Romanian Aeroclub you can take courses to obtain the following licenses:

• Private pilot PPL-A: 120 hours of theory and 45 hours of flight on Zlin 142 and IAR 46 aircraft
• Ultralight pilot: 120 hours of theory and 45 hours of flight on Ikarus C42 and Festival aircraft
• Glider pilot: 60 hours of theory and 10 hours of flight on the IS 28b2 glider
• Parachutist: 65 hours of theory, 75 hours of physical training and 25 parachute jumps
• These courses take place within the territorial aeroclubs

Young people between the ages of 16 and 23 can take these courses for free within the limits of available places in each discipline each year.