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Welcome to one of America's oldest ultralight flying clubs!
www.usua.orgU.S. Ultralight Association Club #005
Located at:
Perris Valley Airport
2091 Goetz Road, Perris, California 92570
(951) 657-8061
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Ultralight Squadron of America (est. 1980) is a non-profit organization located at Perris Valley Airport in Perris, CA, that is dedicated to those individuals interested or involved with light sport aviation and ultralight flying. The flying club currently has approximately 80 pilot members with the majority owning a wide variety of aircraft. We are affliated with the United States Ultralight Association as USUA Club #005. Our club officially meets on the first Saturday of each month at 10:00 AM in our clubhouse mobile home located within the Ultralight Airpark premises.

The purpose of the club is to promote safety, friendship, and to organize various aviation and social events. We generally participate in various fly-ins around Southern California each month and host our own fly-in in June. The public is welcome to attend and we are always welcoming new prospective members from all walks of life, ages, races, and gender, that share our enthusiasm in light sport aviation and ultralight flying.

Please visit us at the airpark as there are always some members on the premises that are willing to share their experiences with you. See you soon!

Official Website of Ultralight Squadron of America. Send e-mail to webmaster@ultralightsquadron.org.
Upcoming Events
  May 23-25 - Brian Ranch Fly-in
  June 7 - Club Meeting
  June 21 - Perris Valley Fly-in
SKYTOYS
Chuck Ross
Ultralight Flight Instructor

(951) 288-7657
www.skytoysllc.com

    33453 Ramona Expressway    
Lakeview, CA 92567
Sport Pilot Transition Exemption
The FAA has granted an E-LSA transition exemption allowing owners of N-numbered (registered) experimental light-sport aircraft to obtain an airworthiness certificate after the regulatory deadline of January 31, 2008.

The following are prerequisites for qualifying for the exemption:
- You must be a current EAA member.
- You must receive an authorization letter from EAA.
- Your aircraft must have been registered with the FAA on or before January 31, 2008, or the FAA must have received your registration application on or before January 31, 2008.
EAA E-LSA Transition Exemption
FAA LSA & UL Info
LSA Registration Process