Soar Indy (aka Central Indiana Soaring Society) was founded in 1960 and is the largest soaring operation in Indiana.
We fly 3 club sailplanes in addition to 15 privately owned sailplanes based at our club-owned Alexandria Airport. During a typical season, members make about 1000 flights.
Soar Indy Task Sheet (June 2021)
St. Louis Soaring Association is a flying club formed in 1940 to promote the sport of soaring in the St Louis metropolitan area.
We are a non-profit volunteer organization that keeps the cost of flying very affordable.
The Seattle Glider Council consists of members from around the Pacific Northwest. The SGC manages a national caliber soaring site in Ephrata, Washington and also owns and operates two towplanes which are based in Ephrata during the soaring season which generally runs from mid-April to October.
keep readingToledo Gliding Club – The Toledo Gliding Club formed in 1933 as members pooled money & efforts to build this glider from plans by the Funk brothers – it first flew in September 1933. On April 14th, 1934 the club officially started & was incorporated. (more)
The Franconia Soaring Foundation (FSF) was established by the Franconia Soaring Association in 2016, with a mission of training and educating the public on the art of motorless flight, and preserving the Franconia Gliderport (airport identifier 1B5) for future generations.
keep readingWelcome to the New England Soaring Association. Founded in 1951, it is reported to be the oldest continuously operating soaring club in the United States.
NESA currently operates four gliders; two Schweizer 2-33’s, a 1-26, and a1-34. Many members also own their own. Most activity takes place on weekends; however, the club does occasionally operate during the week.
Piedmont Soaring Society is a small club near Winston-Salem North Carolina established in 1999.
We have several aspiring cross country pilots looking for a challenge and a reason to cut the apron strings of home. Hopefully, the Proving Grounds initiative will be put to good use by these pilots and more to come.
keep readingTampa Bay Soaring Society (TBSS) is located at Zephyrhills Airport. We are a not-for-profit club with approx. 100 full-time members.
The Soaring Club of Houston is a full service club serving both those learning to soar, as well as the seasoned cross country sailplane racers.
The club is very active, flying every weekend throughout the year, weather permitting.
Zweefvliegclub Deelen is a gliding club located on a former airbase near Arnhem.
The club has seven gliders in its fleet and has 80 members.