We are Cascade Flyers, a not-for-profit flying club based out of Paine Field (PAE) in Everett, Washington. The Cascade Flyers are co-owners of two very well maintained Cessna aircraft - a Skyhawk (C172) and a Skylane (C182).

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Our Two Aircraft are hangared conveniently on-field at PAE. The C172 is IFR equipped and is available to members at a low hourly rate. The C182 is an IFR equipped, high-performance aircraft with an STOL kit to aid short field performance and is also very reasonably priced. Both have recently had new engines installed (2002/2003) so they are raring to fly! See More Pictures...

Membership is limited to a maximum of 30 people and requires a minimum of 200 total hours of flight time or an instrument rating. Members purchase an equity share in the aircraft and pay a low monthly dues to cover fixed costs. The benefits include use of the easily-available aircraft, coverage under the club insurance policy and the camaraderie of fellow pilots ranging in experience from low-time VFR only private pilots to ATPs!

More information on the club, it's activities and joining can be obtained through the membership information page or by viewing back issues of our club newsletter.

On-Line Scheduling is used for both our aircraft and can be reached by clicking on the calendar on the right or by pointing your browser to: scheduling.CascadeFlyers.com You can also contact a volunteer by phone to make a schedule change by calling 425-939-8505 select option 1.

Members can access the members' section of the website here.

Other Resources

	On-line Weight and Balance: Interactive web-forms and downloadable Microsoft Excel spreadsheets to calculate weight and balance for our two aircraft are available here: for our C172 or for our 182.
	Tabular METARs using our METAR cycle file interpreter. This interpreter reproduces a cycle file interpreter NOAA used to offer. Enter a METAR site location (KPAE, for example) and this program will show you the past 36 hours of METAR readings interpreted in an easy-to-view table format. NOTE: This page is not an official source of flight-planning information.
	IFR Flight Location/Logs FlightAware.com allows you to view the position and flight logs of any aircraft that is flying under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR). This includes any currently active IFR flight in the aircraft or past flights (may require registration to view long flight history). You can access this for either of our two aircraft by using these links (opens in new window): N1383U N2608R
	Interactive Map of WA Airports Locate your favorite, or find a new favorite Washington State airport using this interactive map. This isn't for navigational purposes, but can help you find a neat place to go visit! Point to an airport push-pin for the name, click on that for airport details from AirNav.com.