Recreational

Fly for the joy of it.

Local airwork, a breakfast flight or a personal cross-country: discover the flying that fits your life in the Jabiru J170 or Cirrus SR20-G2 at Denton Enterprise Airport.

Start here

A first flight in the J170.

Both include 0.8 flight hour with instruction, briefing, preflight and debrief. Actual availability applies. Your instructor will confirm which flights and training requirements the aircraft can support, along with endorsements and individual medical eligibility.

A path for your experience

Start with instruction or apply for independent flying when eligible.

New to flying

Training starts with a $1,000 credited deposit, then aircraft plus instruction as used. No club joining fee or monthly dues are required for training.

Certificated pilots

Independent rental requires approved membership and aircraft checkout. The $500 entry includes the first checkout hour; dues are $100/month or $1,000/year prepaid. Additional checkout, instruction, eligibility and actual availability apply.

The aircraft that fits

The J170 has the lower aircraft rate in the A4 fleet. Review passenger, loading, operating limitations and your privileges with an instructor; see live fleet records for equipment and status.

Plan before you fly

Aircraft rates include fuel. Instruction and applicable dues are separate charges on one invoice. Availability, checkout and current booking terms apply. The J170 discovery is $165 by phone; the SR20 discovery is $200 online.

The fleet

Our fleet, published wet rates.

Every rate below includes fuel and comes from the same record members book against.

On the line

Our aircraft, our ramp.

Every photograph is a club aircraft at Denton Enterprise Airport.

Cirrus SR20-G2 with the cabin door raised on the ramp
Door up
Cowling and propeller of a club Cirrus SR20-G2 at the hangar door
Preflight
Propeller and cowling of a club Cirrus SR20-G2
Nose to nose
Wingtip view of Cirrus SR20-G2 N94RS on the flight line
Flight line
Avidyne glass panel in the cockpit of N94RS
Glass panel
Open cockpit of a club Cirrus SR20-G2 with both Avidyne displays visible
Cockpit
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