Fort Sam Houston Flying Club

06/09/2026

I am selling my equity shares of our fleet (2 planes: 172 and 182). Please DM Dave Amori for details. Thanks!

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04/07/2026

Opportunity San Antonio, TX (KSSF)

Looking to sell my share (1/12):

We are a member-owned flying club; prospective owner-members will hold a private pilot or higher certificate, BasicMed, or a Third Class or higher medical, 100 hours PIC, and 3 or more hours in Cessna 182s and otherwise be acceptable to our insurer. In lieu
of time in type, our insurer requires 3 hours of dual instruction in our 182.

We own a Cessna 172M with approximately 350 hours SMOH (2024) and a 182P with approximately 500 hours SMOH (2023). Both aircraft have GTN650s, and the 182 qualifies as a Technically Advanced Aircraft with a 3-axis GFC500, a GI-275 PFD, an HSI, and engine monitoring. The 172 has dual G5s.
I'm asking $20k (Valued at $23k by our Treasurer in this month's statement) for my share.

Included in the agreed-upon purchase price are a prorated assessment (semi-annual, paid through June) and a $1,400 flight credit that is usable on either aircraft. The club’s joining fee is $500, and the purchaser will be liable for the second installment of the annual assessment ($3,320), which will be billed directly to the buyer.

Existing shares turn over approximately once every 12-18 months; new shares are rarely issued.

02/22/2026

We recently purchased a Cessna 182 to expand our fleet to two airplanes

We are now recruiting for 2 new members to expand our club membership to 14 members.

We are a member owned flying club; prospective owner-members will hold a private pilot or higher certificate, BasicMed or a Third Class or higher medical, 100 hours PIC and 5 or more hours in Cessna 182s to meet insurance requirements.

Existing shares turn over approximately once every 12-18 months; new shares are rarely issued.

For more information, please contact us at [email protected]

02/22/2026

About Forty years ago, on February 13, 1986, the Fort Sam Houston Flying Club was born from transition. When the Department of the Army decided to divest its MWR flying clubs, our founders saw an opportunity to preserve something special. With three aircraft transferred from the Fort Sam Houston MWR activity four decades of community aviation was launched.

What began as a mission to continue accessible flying has grown into a thriving nonprofit that has kept the dream alive through changing times. We've logged thousands of flight hours, welcomed new members, shared countless hangar stories, and built friendships that extend far beyond the cockpit.

This anniversary belongs to every member who has been part of our journey - from those who navigated the transition in 1986 to those who joined just last year.

Our members' passion, dedication, and commitment to keeps our club aloft.
Here's to 40 years of flight, with many more to come!