Federal Way, WA · Western Airpark 06WN

Cessna 150 Dry Lease & Time Building for Federal Way Pilots

Fixed-term dry lease on a 1975 Cessna 150 (N714LP). You're Pilot-in-Command — no sharing, no instructor, no scheduling conflicts.

Time Building from Federal Way

Your Hours, Your Way — from Federal Way

Federal Way sits up in south King County between Tacoma and Seattle, with Auburn Municipal (S50) as the nearest general-aviation field just to the east. Western Airpark 06WN is the longest of our regular drives — roughly 45 to 50 minutes south down I-5 and toward Yelm — but for a Federal Way pilot who wants the airplane exclusively rather than fighting Puget Sound rental demand, a fixed-term dry lease on the 1975 Cessna 150 can still pencil out. Your block, your hours, no sharing.

01

Worth the drive for a full block

South King County GA is busy and pricey. A dedicated dry-lease block down at 06WN trades a longer drive for real, uninterrupted hour-building.

02

No competing for the airplane

Instead of chasing scarce rental slots near Auburn, the 150 is yours for the whole term.

03

Lock your rate

Block-time rates run $75 down to $65/hr — a known cost for pilots grinding toward the next rating.

Federal Way Pilots Ask

Frequently Asked

FAQ

Federal Way Dry Lease & Time Building

The short answers
How far is Western Airpark 06WN from Federal Way?
Western Airpark (06WN) is located about three miles southeast of Yelm, Washington in Thurston County. Confirm current drive time from Federal Way before your first checkout flight.
Can Federal Way pilots fly the Cessna 150 without sharing it?
Yes. This is a fixed-term dry lease, not a club or shared rental. For the length of your lease you are Pilot-in-Command and the aircraft is exclusively yours until your block hours are flown.
What do I need to start building hours?
A current FAA Private Pilot License, a current FAA medical, and a one-time one-hour checkout with an approved CFI. Student pilots are not eligible.
How much does it cost?
Block-time dry-lease rates run from $75/hour (30-49 hours) down to $65/hour (150-200 hours) on a fixed term. You buy your own fuel; oil, insurance, and maintenance are covered.