Peninsula Aero Club

Just had my first flight as a passenger with my son. The aero club is a great environment for anyone who wants to be a pilot. Enthusiastic instructors have really made the experience fun. They have mentored my son through his license exams and practical flying lessons. Friendly and helpful with so much experience. Great community to be involved in.

Great place to enjoy an evening watching planes land

Great watching all the planes and we even got a wave.

Best flying you'll ever do in the Melbourne region. Professional staff / pilots, pretty as pie airstrip and surrounded by stunning water views, with Westernport Bay, Phillip Island, French Island to the South/South East & Mornington Peninsula to the West. Add to this quite possibly the most economical flying experience available in Melbourne.!

Just amazing how you people packed in so many aircraft in one afternoon, and performing so many presentations and combinations.I watched much of the day with binoculars except for the close ups. One gets so much extra with them.The best $55.00 I have ever spent. Please keep up these great events.

Great little airport to visit and watch the kight aircraft coming and going. Constant action on nice sunny days. Take your own food and drinks and make use of the picnic tables.Can get right up close to the runway.

Love this place. Lots to see and staff are great.Great way to learn and get into aviation.

Great school, great Club with experienced and highly skilled instructors, staff and friendly members! I have completed my Aerobatic endorsement and now doing Tailwheel endorsement. Looking forward to Formation endorsement as well. Thank you guys! Strongly recommend!

Peninsula Aero Club owns the Tyabb Airfield which hosts the magnificent Tyabb Air Show every 2 years. The PAC is mainly a flight training school although it does offer Charter services and social events. Small airfield where you can get right up close to the planes, in many cases parked only a couple of Metres from the carpark. A popular place to come and watch planes landing an getting ready to fly from really close up. Many people will bring a picnic etc and sit at one of the many outdoor tables or sit on the grass to watch the activity. Quite a few restored warbirds are hangared here and if you're lucky you'll see one of them taken out for a flight. One of my favourites is the Trojan, the Harley Davidson of fighter planes. Unlike most Airfields, which are located some distance from towns, Tyabb Airfield is actually located in Tyabb, a small country town. So grabbing a takeaway and eating it fresh whilst plane spotting is very easy.