Hour building on a complex aircraft
On the road to CPL or ATPL every PIC hour counts — and hours on a complex type count twice: for the logbook and for your skills.
The D-ENBL is a Piper PA-28R-200 Arrow with retractable gear and a variable-pitch propeller — a genuine complex aircraft. Build your flight hours cost-effectively near Berlin and Brandenburg, with no club bureaucracy and no long commitment.
Complex hours that count
“Complex” means retractable gear and a variable-pitch propeller. This is exactly the experience flight schools and future employers want to see — and exactly the time you log in the Arrow from the very first hour.
PIC time
Fly as pilot in command and log genuine PIC hours — the currency on the way to CPL and ATPL.
Complex & retractable
Retractable gear, variable-pitch prop, 200 hp: a full touring type rather than basic trainer equipment.
Differences training included
The checkout gives you the differences training for variable-pitch propeller and retractable gear — confirmed in your logbook.
Hour building that adds up
Fly by the hour for 180 EUR per flight hour — no block, no minimum, no commitment. Building a lot? Take a block of hours: from 12 hours a year the price drops to 165 EUR, at 72 hours to 120 EUR per hour.
Dry charter: fuel is paid separately, and we bill the time actually flown per the aircraft log.
Who it is for
- PPL holders on the way to CPL or ATPL
- Anyone building PIC and complex time
- Pilots gaining experience on variable-pitch prop and retractable gear
Start building right away
Licence, medical and a checkout — then you are building hours.
What you need: a PPL(A) or LAPL(A) with a valid SEP(land) class rating, a valid medical and the checkout on the D-ENBL (with differences training). After that you book yourself through our portal and log hours whenever it suits you.