Kalahari Flying Club
- The Kalahari Flying Club, located in Gaborone, is a premier aviation club dedicated to flight training, recreational flying, and promoting aviation culture in Botswana. Established to cater to both aspiring and experienced pilots, the club offers pilot training, aircraft rentals, and flying experiences for aviation enthusiasts. With Botswana’s vast open landscapes, clear skies, and relatively low air traffic, the club provides an ideal environment for flight training and scenic flying excursions.
- The club operates from Sir Seretse Khama International Airport (GBE), offering access to well-maintained aircraft and experienced flight instructors. Whether individuals are looking to obtain a Private Pilot License (PPL), Commercial Pilot License (CPL), or simply experience the thrill of flying, the Kalahari Flying Club provides high-quality training with an emphasis on safety, skill development, and practical experience. Training programs cover navigation, emergency procedures, takeoff and landing techniques, and night flying, ensuring that pilots are well-equipped for real-world flying conditions.
- Beyond training, the Kalahari Flying Club is also a hub for recreational and social flying activities. Aviation enthusiasts can enjoy scenic flights over Botswana’s stunning landscapes, including the Kalahari Desert, Okavango Delta, and the Makgadikgadi Pans. The club frequently organizes fly-ins, airshows, and aviation networking events, bringing together pilots, aviation professionals, and the broader community. These events offer a platform for aviation lovers to share experiences, exchange knowledge, and celebrate the thrill of flight.
- Whether you’re an aspiring pilot, a seasoned flyer, or simply someone fascinated by aviation, the Kalahari Flying Club provides an excellent opportunity to learn, experience, and explore the skies over Botswana. With a strong emphasis on camaraderie, adventure, and aviation excellence, the club continues to play a significant role in developing Botswana’s aviation industry and inspiring the next generation of pilots.