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The Paramus Flying Club
For over fifty years, the Paramus Flying Club (PFC) has been providing NY-NJ area pilots the flying experience we all want at a price we can afford….
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Why PFC — Utility
At FBOs and flight schools, planes are often unavailable precisely when we want to fly (a long weekend over the summer). At PFC we work hard to ensure that each member gets full utility out of their pilot certificate.
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Cessna 182Q SMA “Diesel” (N4468N)
N4468N is a 1980 Cessna 182 Skylane owned and operated by PFC since 1996. In 2009, the aircraft was converted to a Jet-A fueled FADEC controlled SMA “Diesel” engine.
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The not-for-profit alternative to both sole-ownership and aircraft rentals.
Why PFC — Community
Be sure to visit the club Facebook and YouTube sites.
Some of our members also have their own YouTube channels: Josh and Dave.
All too often pilots “drop out” and stop flying after a few years because there is no community—no one to turn to for advice, for encouragement, or even for just some hangar flying. At PFC, we think of ourselves not just as joint owners, but as a community of aviators. We share our stories and our experiences, we learn from each other, we help each other, and have a good time doing it.
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The Paramus Flying Club has openings for licensed pilots. Sign up today!
Request more information
- Please call us at (347) 7-FLY-PFC (347-735-9732) and leave a message or email us at join@flyingclub.org. Our membership team will promptly get back to you.
- Club general meetings are open to the public and held on the first Thursday of each month at 7:30PM at the Teterboro Aviation Hall of Fame Museum. Please contact us to confirm in case of a venue change!
Fleet Planning & Upgrades
The Paramus Flying Club acquired a 2008 model year Cessna 172SP G1000, following on the heels of our conversion of our C182Q to run on a diesel-cycle Jet-A FADEC engine developed by SMA. (We like to think we were years ahead of Cessna’s own JT-A in this regard.) PFC then completely overhauled the avionics and interior of the C182Q.
At PFC, we take a proactive approach to fleet planning and upgrades. We work to ensure that our aircraft remain safe, efficient, attractive and continue to meet the evolving needs of our membership.