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KFDK

Sky-Hi, Inc.

FREDERICK MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
HANGAR # A3
FREDERICK,  MD  21701
Phone: 301-305-4773
Email: skyhitreasurer@comcast.net
Web site: www.skyhiflyingclub.org

Club Facilities

Description

Celebrating our 40th Anniversary in 2012 Sky-Hi, Incorporated was originally formed in February, 1972 by a group of 9 flying enthusiasts who worked together at AT&T. Their goal was to create a social flying club that allowed them to pursue a flying license and additional ratings at economical rates, and to utilize the aircraft for pleasure and personal vacations. The club’s first airplane, a 1968 Cessna Skyhawk (N35540) was originally delivered from the Wichita, Kansas Cessna factory to a gentleman in East Williston, New York in June of 1968. Since then, an original aircraft bill of sale indicates that Sky-Hi, Inc. obtained the 172I Skyhawk on February 19, 1972 from an aircraft broker in Port Washington, NY. The amount of the purchase was $9,950, and the aircraft had been based at Frederick Municipal Airport (FDK) for over 36 years until a student pilot lost control during landing on November 27, 2008 resulting in extensive damage to the airplane. After the insurance company determined the airplane was a total loss, the club purchased a 1977 Cessna Cardinal (N19783) on January 25, 2009 from the Sarasota WestWind Flyers based at the Sarasota/Bradenton International Airport (SRQ) Florida. To date, there have been a total of 78 members ranging from student, military and commercial airline pilots to flight engineers and air traffic controllers. Their unique backgrounds have created a rich history for Sky-Hi that continues to be guided in the spirit of the original founding members 40 years ago.

Type of Flying Available

  • IFR

Location

39.418384-77.378232

Club Details

  • Organization Type: Not-for-Profit
  • Average Membership Size: 15
  • Average number of Aircraft: 1
  • Memberships Currently Available: No

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