At Air-Spacers, we believe that regular flying and an informed, involved membership are key to maintaining the highest standards of safety. Our safety culture is rooted in proactive care, clear communication, and shared responsibility.
Members who fly frequently and know the aircraft well can volunteer as Plane Captains. These individuals serve as the primary point of contact for:
Member questions or concerns about a specific aircraft
Coordinating inspections and maintenance
Overseeing upgrades or repair decisions
Plane Captains help ensure each aircraft is cared for by someone who flies it regularly and knows its quirks.
We hold monthly club meetings to keep everyone informed and engaged. Each session includes:
Updates from Plane Captains
Reports from the Safety Chair
Notices about upcoming maintenance, upgrades, or inspections
Open Q&A for members
These meetings are your best source for staying current on fleet status and planned downtime.
Our fleet undergoes:
100-hour inspections
Oil analysis
Routine visual checks
All work is performed by certified mechanics and specialty shops with experience in each aircraft type. The Safety Chair and Plane Captains maintain close coordination to:
Catch small issues early
Minimize downtime
Keep the fleet running safely and smoothly
Communicate clearly with members
Safety isn’t just a policy, it’s a mindset shared by the entire community.