PictureThe newest addition to our fleet, a 1998 Cessna 182S.
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​We are a member-owned, non-profit flying club founded in 1952 located at Lebanon-Warren County airport (I68). 

Our fleet is securely hangared at I68 and consists of two (2) Cessna 172Ns, one (1) Cessna 172R, two (2) Cessna 182Ss, and one (1) Cessna 206H.  All aircraft have IFR certified Garmin GPS with WAAS as primary, King NAVCOM for backup, and dual Garmin G5's for flight instruments.  ScheduleMaster is utilized for aircraft scheduling, maintenance, member communication, and instruction coordination.

The club also owns and offers a certified, Precision Flight Controls AATD simulator that members may use for training without charge.

We offer our members flight training and well-equipped aircraft at $15-30 per hour below typical commercial rates, while following the highest standards for safety, maintenance and operations.



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Calendar And Events

  • Next Meeting: Sunday July 11, 7:30 PM. Burgers and dogs at 6:00 PM. Aviation presentation at 7:00 PM.
  • TBD. Warren County Airport is organizing fly outs as an opportunity for pilots to meet other pilots and to socialize. If you do not want to fly, you may be able to hitch a ride with someone who is. Contact Jack DeBrunner  or the I68 FBO for more information.

Latest News and information


  • First Flight Program: The Flying Neutrons are please to announce the start of a new program to introduce young people to aviation.  The First Flight Program is designed to help young people between the ages of 12 and 21 take their first airplane ride.  There is no cost for the flight, which will last about 30 minutes. They will fly with an experienced and safe pilot, taking off and returning to Warren County airport. Parental permission is required on a form provided by the club.  If you know of a young person who would be excited about a First Flight, please contact any Member, or email  FlyingNeutronsClub@Gmail and we will put you in contact with a pilot.
  • Treat every flight as an instructional flight.  Also, complacency will bite you.  Follow your checklist
  • Our Precision Flight Controls AATD simulator is free of charge for club members! It has also been upgraded with several new monitors. Please still schedule and mark your time in ScheduleMaster so we can track usage.
  • If you are planning a flight to Canada, check out the new Canada Flight Planning Check List, courtesy of Chris Keith. Also available on the Flight Planning page.
  • Subscribe to the Flying Neutrons YouTube Channel:http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvfVcvRpJhviL0_6js-xVuQ. Members contact Paul Johnson for instructions to add content.