Hayward Flying Club
Frequently Asked
Questions
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When
does the club meet?
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The Hayward
Flying Club holds its regular meetings on the first
Thursday of odd-numbered months, at 8PM in the Hayward Tower building. Prospective
members and guests are welcome.
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How much does it cost to be a member of the
flying club?
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Purchasing a
membership in the club costs $300 plus a $50 non-refundable
transfer charge. Dues are $85 per month.
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What
is the availability of the aircraft?
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N1216M flies
about 120 hours per year, so its availability is
excellent. Many of the club members fly other aircraft as
well as 16M.
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What
is the total time on the aircraft?
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As of September,
2009, the total time on the aircraft was 4484 hours. Time
since major overhaul: 2384 hours. Time since top-end
rebuild: 1227 hours.
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How
do members schedule the the aircraft?
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The flying
club uses Schedule Master, an automated scheduling
system specifically designed for shared aircraft. Members
can access Schedule Master via the Web or by
telephone.
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As a member of the flying club, what is my
insurance coverage?
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The Flying
Club's insurance policy provides $1,000,000 liability, plus
hull coverage. As a Club member, you are "named insured" on
the policy.
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How
do I become a member?
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Please bring
your logbook, pilot and medical certificates,
a completed membership application and a
recent copy of your DMV driving record to a Club meeting.
Contact the Club secretary,
Doug Kerr, for a
membership application, or further information including
club bylaws, and rules and regulations.
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last updated: March 2, 2010