Besides airports, Spain has 46 aerodromes. Practically all of these are private and have their own flying clubs. At these aerodromes are official schools run by the Civil Aviation Office which is the only organisation in Spain authorised to grant recreational flying diplomas. This age-old sport started out as a simple rural game consisting of hitting a ball with one's hand against a wall. For many years, Spain has had a large number of clubs that include horseback riding among their recreational activities.
Prices are reasonable - either small monthly fees, daily rental fees and sometimes no fee at all.
This licence grants the bearer access to all equestrian competitions in Spain and is required for riding or competing at federated clubs, which most riding clubs are.