McCall Municipal Airport · KMYL
Shared ownership.
Real mountain flying.
The MYL High Flying Club puts three well-kept aircraft within reach of pilots in McCall, Idaho — without the cost and hassle of owning one alone.
- Club aircraft
- 3
- total partners — 10 per aircraft
- 30
- Founded
- 2016
- Home field
- KMYL
The club
A flying club named for its home field
Named after KMYL — the identifier for the McCall, Idaho airport — MYL High Flying Club operates three aircraft for partner use from its historic hangar: a 1960 Cessna 172, a 1969 Cessna 182, and a 1976 Piper PA-32 Cherokee Six.
Partnership is capped at ten partners per plane, so scheduling stays easy. Joining starts with a one-time buy-in for your share of the club's aircraft; after that, partners pay monthly shared costs plus an hourly rate for the plane they fly.
Our purpose is simple: grow general aviation and private flying in McCall by supporting pilots with shared aircraft, mentorship, and community.
10 partners per aircraft
With just 10 partners per aircraft, scheduling is typically easy.
Buy-in + monthly shared cost + hourly rate
Simple, predictable pricing — ask us for current figures.
GLEIM BATD simulator
Available to all pilots — special rates for partners.
Youth sponsorship
We fund a local student through pilot training each year.
Partnership
Thinking about joining?
Partnerships open up as they become available. Read through how the club works, then reach out — we'll walk you through the next steps.