Our Basic Trainer – High Tech plus comfort

When you start your PPL at Spins & More, you get into a four-seat, reliable aircraft from the first hour on. The DA40 TDI combines modern technology with travel comfort.

Diamond aircraft are in use at numerous flight schools worldwide. The DA40 TDI has a spacious cockpit with a perfect all-round view. Between two carbon fiber rails are aluminum fuel tanks for fire prevention, plus many additional safety features. Our DA40 is IFR-equipped. It has an Aspen EFD 1000 Pro and Garmin GNS 430 / GNS 530 and a Stormscope. Good for the weekend trip: spacious baggage compartment plus long range tanks.

Be prepared for inverted flight and also lots of fun during “normal flying”

The airplane is a classic taildragger. The “Dec” does not look like an aerobatic plane, but is very agile, constructed for inverted flights and some extra g-load. For pilots who want to learn to fly a taildragger, the “Super D” is just as well suited.

The Super Decathlon goes back to the “Champion” of Aeronca from 1929. In 1971, the 8KCAB Decathlon came on the market. Pilots liked the symmetrical profile and 150 hp engine. In 1977 the Super Decathlon followed with 180 hp. In the late 1970s, Bellanca ceased production due to financial problems.

Since 1990 American Champion Aircraft  took over the production of Super Decathlon in Wisconsin, USA. They added numerous modifications – i.e. the wing construction is now made of aluminum. The OE-AIM was bought as a new aircraft at the end of 2009 and has a new engine since 2018.

The Super Decathlon is used for UPRT training.

Spins & More also may provide a Cessna 206 Soloy through its cooperation with the parachuting school Exit GmbH in Eggenfelden, Germany (www.skydive-exit.com).

Equipped with the Allison turbine (420 hp), the Cessna Soloy 206 MK I also has a 5-blade propeller from MT.

Due to the  combination of a reliable engine, sturdy construction and large cabin with easy access  the Cessna 206 established itself as a successful bush aircraft. In this function, the airplane is also often equipped with floats or skis for operation on water or snow and ice. Further areas  of work are aerial photography and landing parachutists – as with Exit GmbH.

Spins & More offers the class rating on the Cessna Soloy.

The Pilatus PC-12 NG is regarded as a versatile, powerful and flexible aircraft and is one of the most popular single engine turboprop aircraft on the market. A special feature of the PC-12 is the ability to operate the aircraft with just one pilot. In addition there are a long range of the aircraft and at the same time the short take-off and landing characteristics as well as the Swiss engineering of the construction.

Spins & More offers the rating for the PC 12 and Checkrides.