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Who Are We?
A non-commercial organization formed in 1972 with Comanche owners, pilots, and others who love these aircraft, both singles and twins. We are run by members who are elected annually. Our goal is to provide information to keep Comanches flying economically and safely and to promote fellowship among members.
We are an international organization located around the world: Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North and South America, and the United Kingdom. In the U.S., there are seven regional groups (Tribes) that sponsor fly-ins, of which many include technical seminars. The Australasian, European, and Southern African Tribes sponsor fly-ins for their regions. There is also a yearly convention that is rotated among the tribes. A great way to meet up with or make new Comanche friends.
What Do We Do?
We exchange information and experiences about our airplanes, we make friends, and we have fun! We also help members with their technical needs (including parts), safe operation of the planes, our publications, and members’ maintenance tips.
What Do You Get?
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Our magazine, the Comanche FLYER, has helpful material, including technical information and information on aircraft parts and maintenance.
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Our website: www.comancheflyers.com has lots of great information you can use including any vendors who offer discounts.
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Access to technical expertise, including direct access to our technical committee.
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Along with tribe activities, the annual convention provides a venue to meet and visit with members from around the world and attend technical seminars.
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Membership card with your information.
