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Where to find it: Fleet · www.pcflyers.org/fleetWho can use it: Anyone. No login required.

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What this page is for

The Rental Fleet page lists every aircraft the club currently rents, with photographs, specifications, hourly rates, and any documents the owner has made available. It is public, so you can send a link to somebody who is not a member.

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What you see

The page opens as a grid of aircraft cards. Above them is a toolbar with three filters on the left and a view toggle on the right. Filtering and switching views happen instantly — the page does not reload, and nothing is lost if you change your mind. Once a filter is set, a Clear button appears beside the dropdowns. If a combination of filters matches nothing, the page says so and offers Clear filters rather than leaving you looking at an empty screen.

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Opening an aircraft

Click any aircraft to open its own page. You get:
  • Photographs — up to four, whichever the owner has uploaded.
  • Details — base, year, colour, seats, power, cruise speed, useful load, fuel capacity, and the hourly rate. The rate says whether fuel is included.
  • Equipment — the avionics and equipment fitted, where the club records it.
  • Downloads — checklists, W&B sheets, POH excerpts and similar, when the owner has published them.
Each aircraft page has its own web address, so you can bookmark one aircraft or send a link straight to it.
Rates are shown wet or dry. A rate marked fuel included is a wet rate; one marked fuel not included is dry. See the glossary.

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Downloads

The Downloads panel lists files the aircraft’s owner has published — commonly checklists, weight and balance sheets, and equipment guides. A file appears here only when it is both listed by the owner and actually present, so a link on this page always leads to a real file. An aircraft with nothing published shows no panel at all, which means the club has nothing for it rather than something being broken.

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Which aircraft appear here

This page shows the aircraft that are available to rent right now. An aircraft is left out when:
  • it has been suspended, which removes it from the scheduler as well; or
  • it is set to be hidden from the schedule; or
  • it is not a rental aircraft or simulator — support equipment and similar are not listed.
So an aircraft missing from this page is not an error. It usually means the aircraft is out of service or otherwise not bookable, and it will reappear when that changes. Elsewhere on the site you may see a single aircraft highlighted in a card of its own. It is picked at random from the aircraft that have a photograph, and it changes as you move around the site. Clicking it opens that aircraft’s page here. It is a shop window, not a recommendation — there is nothing special about the aircraft being shown.

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Troubleshooting

An aircraft you expected is not listed. It is most likely suspended or hidden from the schedule — see above. If you believe that is wrong, contact the club. A photograph is missing or out of date. Photographs are uploaded by the aircraft’s owner. Owners can change them at any time from their own My Aircraft page. The specifications look wrong. Everything in the Details panel comes from the club’s operations system, so a correction has to be made there rather than on the website. Contact the club. A download link is missing. Only files the owner has published appear. If a checklist you need is not there, ask the club or the owner to publish it.

Instructors

The club’s instructors, their ratings, and how to reach them.

Glossary

Wet rate, N-number, checkout, and the rest.