Dynamic flight education at Daniel Webster College isn't an exception, it is a rule. As part of the variety of aircraft a Daniel Webster College student expects to be introduced to, the Grob G-109 is unique. 

The Grob G-109 Motorglider is a very special aircraft in the Daniel Webster College fleet, and for good reason... we are one of the only schools to incorporate glider operations into the flight curriculum of our students. It is unique in the fact that it flies with the characteristics of a glider, but has the safety and convenience of an engine. The Grob G-109 can take-off on its own, and under its own power, climb to altitude and can be flown with the engine in operation or not in operation. When the engine is not being used, the aircraft is a true glider and has performance comparable to many popular training gliders. The engine can be restarted in flight for landing, or can land like a normal glider, unpowered with no safety compromise.