WELCOME TO POINT COOK FLYING CLUB
Point Cook Flying Club (PCFC), was founded in the mid 1970s by a group of Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) personnel with an interest in recreational flying.
Initially, membership in PCFC was generally limited to serving and retired military personnel. PCFC is now a civillian entity with membership open to both services personnel and the public.
PCFC is a not-for-profit organisation that exists to promote affordable General Aviation and share aviation experiences. PCFC operates two aircraft which are made available for private hire to members at very attractive rates.
The Club has no paid staff, and is run by its members for members located at Bacchus Marsh.
NEW MEMBERS ALWAYS WELCOME.
Point Cook Flying Club has three club aircraft online for members to book for self-hire, TBL (C-172), EAV (C-150) and EYU (C-150), at very attractive rates. The club, being managed by volunteers, does not have staff overheads to cover, hence is able to offer aircraft more or less at cost, with a slight contribution derived for the club.
In addition to these two aircraft, the club has access to a number of aircraft for members to hire if TBL, EAV or EYU are being used.
