Start with seven shares.
Share ownership is part of membership. The number of shares affects your hourly aircraft rate, not your aircraft access category.
Member owned. Quad Cities based. Since 1961.
KMLI - QUAD CITIES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, MOLINE, IL
An airplane for the weekend. A reason to stay a little longer at the hangar. A club that feels like yours—because it is.
Flying Country Club brings student pilots and experienced aviators together through shared aircraft ownership at Quad Cities International Airport.
Not a flight school.
A place to belong in aviation.
Our members share aircraft, responsibility, and a passion for flying. Members who want instruction work directly with independent instructors who are rostered and approved to instruct in club-owned aircraft.
New to flying? Start here →The aircraft
Primary training, local flying, a weekend away. Our fleet gives members different ways to make the most of their time in the air.
Share ownership is part of membership. The number of shares affects your hourly aircraft rate, not your aircraft access category.
Your monthly dues category determines aircraft access. Higher categories include the aircraft below them, subject to checkout and club requirements.
Aircraft charges are separate from monthly dues. Any instruction is arranged and paid for directly with your independent instructor.
Life beyond the logbook
A shared fleet works because people care.
From plane washes to hangar conversations, FCC is built around members who take pride in the airplanes and the club. Enclosed hangars and a club office give us a home base at MLI.
Our club is growing, and we’re positioning ourselves for the future—making room for the next chapter, together.
Come meet the club →
Flying together since 1961.
For the next lesson
FAA references, study tools, weather resources, and a useful place to begin.
Open the resource room →For the next generation
Big questions, small airplanes, and plenty of things to try.
Visit Ava’s hangar →
Over the Quad Cities
A place to explore aircraft activity around KMLI—whether you’re checking out the traffic or sharing the sky with a future aviator.
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