Welcome to the Air Adventure Flying Club Subang (AAFC)
Whats happening in AAFC
We are taking big steps as we approach the 11th anniversary of the Air Adventure Flying Club. Besides getting our students to pass the flight and ground test we are also planning great outings to Pangkor and Tioman as part of our 11th anniversary celebration in mid February 2019.
And here is the latest of the Lady pilots of the AAFC, 3 of our 8 lady pilots went for their written exams, keeping fingers crossed that all are passing and soon can go for their check ride…..
gone SOLO….
by ADV 370 aka Hidaya on 9M TFC early morning of the 4th of January 2019. Please join me in congratulating her on her first solo.
As part of our 10 years anniversary we invited the Lumiere Academy to come and visit us at the Subang Airport.
November 23 & 26 kids and teachers came visited the Air Adventure Flying Club, took a ride in the Cessna 172 aircraft as well as discovered the Meteorology department, AFRS ( Airport Fire & Rescue Services) and just had a great day out.
Thank you to Ms. Tanne from the school for coming and spending some time with our instructors, and fellow members and pilots.
We feel it is important to share our happiness being around aircraft and in the skies…. and learning something.
understanding the physic classes is important, understanding on how it all connects in real life is priceless.
we are happy to touch, move and inspire young kids…. and maybe we have planted some seeds and who knows may have new pilots in the making……
The Air Adventure Flying Club is providing more than 10 years of flight training, 10 years of aircraft rental and 10 years of happy pilots. Being one of the biggest flying clubs in South East Asia, the Air Adventure Flying Club.
In just 10 years the AAFC has attracted and provided for more than 500 members flight training and leisure flying sunrise to sunset 365 days a year. We are proud to have members from as far away as Colombia, Trinidad and Tobago, USA, Sudan, South Africa, Nigeria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Ecuador, Portugal, Russia, Japan, China, Singapore, Indonesia, Australia and of naturally Malaysia.
500 members and endless memories and experiences with our beloved ladies 9M NCU – 9M TFC – 9M JFA & N1188U. 
…. and we are working hard to improve and expand and renew ourself….
A new training and office facility located at the Berjaya hangar is ready and well appreciated by all that are drooping by for an inspection of the facilities. Still we are not abandoning the hangar at Wirakris, we will maintain another operation center and aircraft cleaning service from that location.
A new aircraft. We have been so fortunate that the new owner of 9M- ZAR is allowing all members and students to make use of this 172 SP model that comes with lots of new dials at the cockpit. This very nice and powerful aircraft is ready to soar as soon as we have the C of A worked out….. making the AAFC fleet a whopping 6 aircraft… and all of them are Cessna. Is it the largest Cessna fleet for a club in Asia….
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Hangar talk
New pilots in December
Congratulations to Calvin Lau aka adv 351 or completing her PPL flight test 23rd December 2018. we are proud of you Calvin. Well done.
We have most of your pilot supplies…..
after Big smile all around, E6B + Trifold…. getting ready with Chief Ground Instructor Sebastian for the navigation studies and flights. All the best and good luck….
Maps you may ask….. check out what Captain May has mapped out to overcome old, outdated and difficult to get maps…. this is NAV to the North
We have a new set of wheels…..
after years in our iconic Land Rover, we finally got a set of wheels equipped with Aircon and comfortable seats….. final inspection passed.
And another engine will be shipped to Lycoming USA this week…..
all we are waiting is for…. Mutalib getting the box ready and Andreas to send it to KLIA…
Got his ticket to fly…..
after a super long wait we have Kanag aka adv 316 that has passed his PPL flight test. Congratulations to him.
9M-JFA our Cessna 150M – Engine overhaul progress –
the engine has arrived in the USA and is currently stripped down to the core. Standing by to hear whats next from the USA…. I guess to make a payment.
2019 has started with a bang, 2 new flight instructors have joined the forces as students demand is increasing.
the first quarter of 2019… when things get interesting…
Coffee, Tea, Sandwiches, Snacks and lots of Nasi Lemak will be all available at the Wirakris hangar.
NEXT hangar talk March 10, 2019 09:00 to 11:00.
A perfect morning to find out whats ahead and where this adventure will take you. For that day we have a special guest speaker, captain Michael Dent.
Expect to hear from him the latest in ICAO standards for Flight Instructors. And how the Brexit will effect the ICAO – Malaysian – British regulations.
*** breaking news *** Lycoming just confirmed that the factory overhauled engine for N1188U will be shipped out mid February. expect to get the aircraft to fly is 1st March***
As soon as we will have our 1188 fixed, 9M-ZAR Flying…. and with our friends from other Clubs this convoy of aircraft will fly from Subang via Segamat for a refuel and crew change to Tioman. In Tioman we will be conducting take off and landings and sign out new pilots for their solo flight to Tioman.
For the 
seasoned pilots and those who are more into diving, Adventure 229 aka Lee a diving instructor will be ready to take us down to the bottom of the sea where we will do some underwater photography. If we have students that needs to be certified as divers, a perfect time to do so.
2 night stay at Anita where the best pizza and the coldest beer is waiting. Next morning with a tech and refuelling stop in Johor and a crew change. Tracking costal to Melaka where we expect to reach late morning, with a touch & go there tracking again coastal to Subang.
Please confirm with Sebastian you attendance and reserve your seat in one of the aircraft. We hope that 9M-ZAR and N1188U will be ready by that time..... it has been too long of a wait to get her to the skies again.
The AAFC has teamed up and is supporting the Flying Footballer Academy in Germany and is promoting this hands on… should say foot on learning.
for more info, please visit
www.diefliegendefussballerakademie.club
Email:
Phone: +1 305 6477738
The AAFC is located at the Subang International Airport (WMSA) which used to be the “Old Kuala Lumpur Airport”. With a driving distance to the heart of the city of only 20 minutes, the AAFC is perfectly located for your flight training, aircraft rental as well as the ideal starting place for your “South East Asian Adventure flights“. We fly a fleet of Cessna aircraft and operate sunrise to sunset, 7 days a week and 365 days a year, train private pilots on a daily basis.
Andreas, the founder of the AAFC is also the founding partner of the Subang Flying Club, also located and the Subang airport. Our office is inside the Cafe Barbera, next to the check in counters, next to Soda, the new fast food place.
If you are interested to become a private pilot, or maybe like to start with a One-day-pilot experience like many others who have been trained by Captain Chow , Andreas, Michael, Keith, Sebastian and his team then the AAFC is the place for you. Call or better whatsapp 0137232345 or mail [email protected] or mail Ms. Sue our admin manager: [email protected] . Sue can be found at the Wirakris Hangar Monday to Friday 09:00 till 17:00. But better call her (012 3648646 – or WhatsApp her) and make an appointment. She also takes care of paperwork at the DCA in Putrajaya and travels at least once a week there.
It is possible to take your first flying lesson without any obligations to further commitments right now. See if you have what it takes to fly an aircraft together with a fully trained and licensed instructor. Our “check ride” will be around the Kuala Lumpur PETRONAS towers, the telecom tower and other landmarks of Kuala Lumpur. If you like what you experienced, you can continue at once, getting your private pilot license.
Meet The Team
Captain Chow
Chief Pilot
Captain Andreas
founder and owner
Captain Michael Dent
Flight Instructor
Mutalib
Chief that fixes any aircraft
Captain Sebastian
Chief ground instructor
Ms. Sue
Office Admin
Captain Omar
Flight Instructor
Captain Ridzuan
Flight Instructor
Captain Dorai
Flight Instructor (soon to be)
Captain Albert Tan
Flight Instructor
Captain Imran
Flight Instructor
Edmond Hiew
Dispatcher and Club pilot
Already a pilot
Somewhere around the Globe and interested to spend a flying holiday together with a local pilot. Flying Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia or Singapore?
Just join as a monthly member and enjoy the privileges and hospitality of the Air Adventure Flying Club.
Adventure trips are conducted regular and our members embark on discovery flights remote islands and hidden away places, sometimes they end up at abandoned airfields with consiquences.
Any questions call +60137232345 or email.
Need to get your C of T renewed or your FAA biannual flight review done, we are having both available at the AAFC, no aircraft, also no problem, we are operating FAA and Malaysian registered aircraft to perform these tasks. Please call CP for more information re the currency of pilots with FAA license or Malaysian license. I suggest you WhatsApp her on +60123648646
News Box
The SWAT team on Mission A
Love is in the air
Cross country Air Adventure
One day pilot
Jaime Dempsey & Andreas Walther, Ride & seek Malaysia learn to fly
Flying Down Memory Lane
Marie Clarie January 2012
Kosmo November 2011
The Star November 2011
Safety management system
Safety management system (SMS)is part of the Air Adventure Flying Club standard operating policy as of early 2016. With a 100 % safety record since its early days, 9 years ago we work hard to ensure that we are the safest flying club in Malaysia. All AAFC members are invited to submit to Captain CV Thian ( safety manager) your observations, improvements and suggestions. Please click the logo and submit your report directly to CV in confidence and demonstrate great airmanship and safety.
GPS tracking system
For a piece of mind all our aircraft are equipped with a GPS tracking system that will enable you to check your last flight including height and speed as far back as 1 month, and can make a print out. A nice momentum of your flight. And for the operation piece of mind as we will know where you are and should you need assistance our response team will act at once. ( it is username and password protected to prevent misuse of this information, email me and I get the username and password to you)
**** NOTAM - Notice to Airman - NOTAM ****
and ohhhhh, there is a new paper for all student pilots, if you have not completed your PPL training you will need to sit for a performance paper…. I get more details and will brief every student on this personally.
More than 100 pilots have earned their wings…
wings earned in 2019
111 – mar will be next…. just watch this space…..
wings earned in 2018
110 – Calvin Lau – 23 December 2018
109 – May Wong – 26 November 2018
108 – Jastina Raj – 22 November 2018
107 – Kanasg Surendran – 25 August 2018
Wings earned in 2017
106 – Keshvin Nair – 16 April 2017
105 – Chong, Han Yang – 16 April 2017
104 – Kee Tong Ho – 16 April 2017
103 – Afiq Rahim – 30 March 2017
102 – Joseph Hsu – 19 February 2017
101 – Paul Melvin – 17 January 2017
100 – Joachim Kern – 9th January 2017
Wings earned in 2016
99 – Adam Sixte Jehan
98 – Justin Roseworn
97 – Anthony Cale
96 – Andrew Spowage
95 – Martin Scott
95 – Rafiq
93 – Ong Thean Lye
92 – David
91 – Elroy Osbert
90 – CM Lee
89 – Syamin
88 – Kevin Babtiste
87 – CV Thien
86 – Faheem Ahmad
85 – Brenda Fuan
84 – Christine Kheng
83 – Max Tua
Wings earned in 2015
82 – Koh Ming Li
81 – Philipe Detournay
80 – Samuel Siah Sung Yep
79 – William Tang Kun Lim
78 – Jaeson Cheng Jae Son
77 – Aaron Ong Fook Leong
76 – David G.
75 – Douglas Khoo
Wings earned in 2014
74 – Thanabalan Thivaghar
73 – Udo Partenheimer
72 – Dave Teoh
71 – Keita Okuizumi
70 – Chin Hock Yeap
69 – Alexander Nicolaus
68 – Soo Siew Ming
67 – Mangalath Gopi
66 – Roger Keller
65 – Peter Jaehne
64 – Paul Lin
63 – Yves Clerk
62 – Brian Peter Soon