Pikes Peak Radio-Control Club

Colorado Springs, CO 80908 / Keep Calm and Fly On!

PPRCC President - Eric Oliver

PPRCC Vice President - Jay Cid

PPRCC Treasurer - Rod Hart

PPRCC Secretary - Keith Davis

PPRCC Newsletter Editor - Keith Davis

PPRCC Flight Instructor - Ben Woofter

PPRCC Safety Officer - Greg Moore

Next Club Meeting: Sunday / 4 December at the PPRCC airfield. 12 noon

District IX / Club 179

Established 1962

What We Fly

At PPRCC, we fly glow power planes, gas power planes, turbine power planes and electric power planes. Helicopters and gliders are also permitted. All small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) must be flown direct Line-Of-Sight.

Drones and QUADs are permitted. However, they also must be flown by direct Line-of-Sight.

First-Person-View (FPV) devices, rocket firing and gliders requiring ground launching equipment are not permitted.

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Where We Fly

The Pikes Peak RC airfield is located on Judge Orr Road, Peyton CO. From the intersection of Hwy 24 and Judge Orr Road, adjacent to Meadow Lake Airport, drive 4 miles east on Judge Orr Road. The airfield will be on the left. LAT/LONG: 38.957945 / 104.499477

The airfield has two main runways, the east runway - 600 feet long and the west runway - 540 feet long.

Before becoming a PPRCC member, you must have a current

Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) membership and highly recommend having your sUAS registered with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Once you become a member, you can fly 365 days a year, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day!

Visiting and guest pilots are permitted to fly, but must have a valid AMA membership card. Spectators always welcome!

See membership application under Forms & Documents.

Becoming a Member