Our Fleet
We currently have 2 primary two-place trainers (2 SGS 2-33), one advanced two-place trainer (ASK-21), one single seat glider (SGS 1-26D), and one Piper Pawnee towplane. Thanks to a donation from one of our members, we also have a volkslogger available. Below are pictures and information on the planes. PLEASE NOTE: the information provided is for curiosity only and not necessarily current or for our specific planes. ALWAYS CONSULT THE OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS IN THE AIRCRAFT PRIOR TO FLIGHT.
ASK-21
New from the factory in November, 2010 ASK-21 Tail Number 747SV...What a beauty! We do "Cloud-9" Sightseeing Rides with this plane. It's superior glide ratio all fiberglass construction make it a popular choice. Here's a new page for the ASK-21.
There are a number of documents for getting familiar with the aircraft. POH, a pre-solo quiz, the type certificate data sheet, a cockpit guide, a checklist, and weight and balance. Please review the technote for additional updates to the manual and before attempting spins.
There are a number of documents for getting familiar with the aircraft. POH, a pre-solo quiz, the type certificate data sheet, a cockpit guide, a checklist, and weight and balance. Please review the technote for additional updates to the manual and before attempting spins.
SGS 2-33
SVS owns three SGS 2-33 gliders. These gliders are used for training students. Want to learn to fly? This is where you start! POH-2, POH, Loading envelope for 3619T
SGS 1-26D
This is our single seat glider used by club members to polish their soaring skills. Sleek as it looks it is still classified as a primary trainer so students are able to "graduate" to it relatively quickly after their solo flight. POH
Piper Pawnee 235
This is our "tug" (our Tow Plane). In a former life it was a crop duster. Notice the long nose? Most of that is not engine but an empty hopper where spray mixtures were carried.