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	Royal Aero Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Royal Aero Club is the national co-ordinating body for Air Sport in the United Kingdom.
		In 1909 the Club was granted the Royal prefix.
		From 1910 the Club issued Aviators Certificates, which were internationally recognised under the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (the FAI) to which the club was the UK representative.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Royal_Aero_Club (314 words)

	About Royal Queensland Aero Club
		Royal Queensland Aero club is one of the worlds oldest flying schools.
		The Royal Queensland Aero Club is one of the longest established flight training schools in the world.
		The Patron of the Royal Queensland Aero Club is the duly appointed Governor of Queensland.
	www.rqac.com.au /history.htm (314 words)

	Royal Aero Club History
		As the United Kingdom representative on that august body, the Club was responsible for control in the UK of all private and sporting flying, as well as records and competitions; a function that, through the Aviation Council embracing some dozen national sporting and educational flying organisations, it fulfils to this day.
		The first recipients of the Gold Medal of the Royal Aero Club of the United Kingdom were the Wright brothers and Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals, Diplomas and Certificates of Merit continue to reward the outstanding merit of aviation persons in every flying and related activity, through the work of the Medals and Awards Committee.
		The Trophy remains the property of the Club to this day and it is on long-term loan to the Science Museum in London, where it is displayed to the public.
	www.royalaeroclub.org /history.htm (1230 words)

	Aero Club of South Africa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Aero Club of South Africa was formed in 1920 by a group of airmen, the "Miller's Boys", who had served with the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service.
		The elected Chairman of the Aero Club is Stan Oliver, an accomplished aerobatic pilot.
		The Aero Club of South Africa is the national controlling body for all sport aviation in South Africa.
	www.aeroclub.org.za (112 words)

	Royal Victorian Aero Club - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The history of the Royal Victorian Aero Club is an integral part of the history of the development of aviation in Australia.
		The Australian Aero Club continued in a dormant state for a short period after the conclusion of the First World War, but in the early 1920's it was revived to keep alive the flying skills developed by wartime airmen and to train new pilots to meet the increasing popularity of flying.
		The Club was incorporated under this name, as a company limited by guarantee, on 13 August 1926, under the then Companies Act of 1915.
	www.moorabbinairport.com.au /royalvic.htm (578 words)

	Point Contact - Royal Newcastle Aero Club Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Royal Newcastle Aero Club is located in the Hunter Valley near Newcastle.
		The Club operates flying training facilities, a fleet of aircraft for private hire and charter, a maintenance hangar and a bar and bistro.
		In 1963 the Club transferred operations from Broadmeadow in Newcastle to its present airport at Rutherford, a suburb of Maitland.
	www.pointcontact.com.au /aeroclub/rnac.htm (307 words)

	FlightSim.Com NOTAMS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Just Flight as an associate member of the Royal Aero Club is again supporting the Trust set up to offer young people the chance to experience a taste of real air sport.
		The Royal Aero Club Trust is once more offering bursaries for young people who wish to progress in a wide range of air sports and aviation related activities.
		Applications, which must arrive at the Trust by 31 May 2004, are to be submitted with the recommendation of a Sponsoring Organisation, Club or Association approved by the Trust (for example for the Flight Simulation Bursary this could be with the recommendation of your school, youth club, local cadet force or similar).
	www.flightsim.com /cgi/kds?$=main/notams04/ract0301.htm (390 words)

	Vintage Aero Club - Vintage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Aero Club Bahia de Malaga A south Spain club with 4...
		Club Flying tailwheel and vintage aircraft in the U.K. Turweston Aero Club Exclusive use...
		The plane was registered to the Vintage Aero Club in the Lancaster County city of Smoketown, Pennsylvania...
	vintage.fbkg.com /index.php?k=vintage-aero-club (808 words)

	Northland Districts Aero Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Northland Districts Aero Club has a lively social life for its members including trips away to various flying events (War birds over Wanaka for example), club functions and a regular Friday night social hour when the bar at the club is open to members and guests.
		Members of our club are able to use the facilities of any other affiliated aero club that they might wish to visit throughout New Zealand.
		The annual club subs are $100 per year for Private Pilots, and $50 per year for Student pilots (limited to first two years of membership).
	www.aeroclubs.co.nz (315 words)

	The Royal Swedish Aero Club - KSAK - Kungliga Svenska Aeroklubben
		The Royal Swedish Aero Club - KSAK - Kungliga Svenska Aeroklubben
		The Royal Swedish Aero Club (Kungliga Svenska Aeroklubben - KSAK) is the second oldest aero club in the world, founded on December 15th, 1900 as Svenska Aeronautiska Sällskapet (Swedish Aeronautical Association, abbreviated SAS!).
		In 1918 SAS changed its name to KSAS - the Royal Swedish Aeronautical Association - and a local organization in Gothenburg was formed, thus beginning the development to the present-day situation, where KSAK is the center of a federation of flying clubs all around Sweden.
	www.ksak.se /eng.html (613 words)

	Judge's decision in Royal Queensland Aero Club v. Civil Aviation Safety Authority - RQAC v. CASA
		Ultimately, the Club commenced these proceedings on 7 October 1999 for the declaration referred to and for an interlocutory restraint to stop CASA contacting the "affected persons" it referred to in its 24 September 1999 letter to tell them of its view as to the invalidity of their various flight authorisations.
		Successful completion of flight training provided by the Club, evidenced by their passing the tests prescribed in the Civil Aviation Regulations, entitles its clients to be issued with one or more of the various licences and ratings required by the Civil Aviation Act 1988 (Cth) and the Regulations.
		The implication from reg 5.44(3) is that at least one of the objects of reg 5.42 is to enable CASA to check whether a testing officer has the necessary authority to conduct the test for which a test number is sought.
	www.airsafety.com.au /rqaccasa.htm (5574 words)

	Royal Aero Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		From 1910 the Club issued Aviators Certificates, which were internationally recognised under the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (the FAI) to which the club was the UKrepresentative.
		The Club is responsible for control in the UK of all private and sporting flying, as well as for records andcompetitions.
		Contacts with the Wright brothers led to the Club acquiring aWright license and laying down the first aircraft production line in the world, at Leysdown.
	www.therfcc.org /royal-aero-club-125414.html (272 words)

	Welcome to The Royal Aero Club Trust
		The Royal Aero Club collection kept in around 900 files and boxes of archival material, includes unique photographs, postcards, newspaper cuttings and documents dating back to its foundation in 1901.
		Discussions concerning financing, construction and crewing of British aircraft to compete in the Schneider Trophy races, which resulted in the UK being the outright winner of this famous trophy.
		The Royal Aero Club archival collection includes photographs and postcards which are currently stored at the Royal Air Force Museum, Hendon in North-West London, but the collection is not presently available to the public.
	www.royalaeroclubtrust.org /opps.htm (1486 words)

	Canterbury Aero Club New Zealand flight training ATENZ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		A wholly owned subsidiary of the Club is the International Aviation Academy of NZ which provides professional pilot flight training.
		The Canterbury Aero Club is a member of "The Royal New Zealand Aero Club" (RNZAC), and as such obtains reciprocal rights for its members with some 50 Aero Clubs throughout New Zealand.
		Canterbury Aero Club is the largest Aero Club in New Zealand and carries out all the activities described in the RNZAC website.
	www.cac.co.nz (448 words)

	Welcome to The Royal Aero Club Trust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		In 2002 the Royal Aero Club Trust as part of its Flying for Youth Program (FfY) launched a Bursary Scheme for young people between 16 and 21, to provide financial assistance for those wishing to upgrade their existing qualification in a wide range of air sports and aviation related activities.
		To be eligible they have to provide proof that they are a member of one of the Royal Aero Club's air sports association.
		Seven Flying Bursaries were sponsored by the Royal Aero Club Trust.
	www.royalaeroclub.org /trust/burs2002.htm (587 words)

	AIR SPORTS INTERNATIONAL
		Betty joined the staff of the Royal Aero Club in May 1946 and assisted with organising the 1st post-war FAI General Conference.
		In that historical setting, both the Royal Aero Cob and the FAI typify the challenge that faces all old organisations that deal with dynamic activities.
		Formerly Vice-President of the Royal Aero Club of Belgium.
	airsports.fai.org /jan98/jan98air.html (2733 words)

	Royal Aero Club
		The Royal Aero Club Trust is arranging a major programme of cataloguing and conservation of the Royal Aero Club's unique archive of documents and memorabilia, which is at present stored at the RAF Museum, Hendon.
		The Royal Aero Club Trust is seeking volunteers to help with a variety of tasks.
		Among the exhibits is the Clarke Glider, which is on loan from the Royal Aero Club who have owned it since 1911.
	www.royalaeroclub.org (858 words)

	The British Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The British Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association is the UK governing body for the sport of hang gliding and paragliding, and is recognised as such by the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), the Royal Aero Club and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).
		Once Club Pilot rating has been achieved, students may leave the school environment and continue their flying careers within a local club.
		Club coaches now take over from school instructors, and oversee further progress through the Pilot Rating Scheme.
	www.sewhgpgc.uklinux.net /bhpa.html (599 words)

	Isle of Wight Today
		Around 26 aircraft, from small single engine types to fast twins capable of speeds over 250mph, competed in two races, organised by The Royal Aero Club Records Racing and Rally Association, the body responsible for air racing in Britain, as part of its race programme for 2005.
		There were also displays of vintage and classic cars by the Austin 7 and MG Car Clubs and visitors could also enjoy the excitement of taking a flight in a helicopter that was available for charter flights between the racing.
		The weekend was sponsored by Breitling, the world-famous manufacturer of aviation watches, and hosted by Fly BN which manages Bembridge Airfield on behalf of Britten-Norman.
	www.iwcp.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=1252&ArticleID=1043342 (592 words)

	Royal New Zealand Aero Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Aero Club’s around New Zealand who operate the system have a Young Eagle Coordinator who organise qualified Flight Leaders to take Young Eagles for their initial flight.
		Check out the home page of RNZAC website for the aero club closest to you then contact them for details of their Young Eagles programme.
		A Flight Leader is a pilot from the club, or an approved affiliated organisation, who has a special interest in helping young people to discover and experience the thrill and joy of flight.
	www.rnzac.org.nz /young_eagles_home.htm (932 words)

	British Civil Aviation in 1910, Charles Stewart Rolls — RAF Museum
		British civil aviation is further enhanced when the Aero Club of Great Britain is granted the title 'Royal Aero Club' by King Edward VII.
		Royal Aero Club licence No.1 is issued to J.T.C. Moore Brabazon (later Lord Brabazon of Tara) and Charles Stewart Rolls receives the second.
		Hendon Aerodrome, the present day site of the Royal Air Force Museum, in Middlesex (North London) is opened by Louis Blériot.
	www.rafmuseum.org.uk /milestones-of-flight/british_civil/1910.html (479 words)

	Royal Newcastle Aero Club - Flying training school for Aviation Students through to Commercial Pilot in Australia.
		Royal Newcastle Aero Club - Flying training school for Aviation Students through to Commercial Pilot in Australia.
		Royal Newcastle Aero Club has a long and proud history, with its beginnings back in 1928.
		Our charter is to train you, as a new pilot, so you can enjoy and experience the challenge and freedom of flight as safely as possible.
	www.rnac.com.au (71 words)

	Aviation Photos: VH-RWI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		VH-RWI with special titles to commemorate 70 years of flying by the RAC of WA, from 1929 to 1999.
		VH-RWI with special titles to commemorate 70 years of flying by the RAC of WA, from 1929 to 1999, parked on the apron on a lovely West Australian day.
		The Royal Aero Club of Western Australia based at Jandakot near Perth Western Australia.
	airliners.net /search/photo.search?regsearch=VH-RWI&distinct_entry=true (214 words)

	RAAF Association Victorian Division
		Proud sponsors Mobil Aviation, together with The Royal Victorian Aero Club, The Foundation of the RAAF Association Victorian Division and The 460 Bomber Squadron Scholarship Trust are jointly encouraging young Australians to take up careers or long term recreational participation in aviation.
		Applications close 5th August 2005 and are available through The Royal Victorian Aero Club.
		The scholarships, now in their seventh year, are sponsored predominantly by Mobil Aviation with support from the Foundation of the RAAF Association, Victorian Division, Royal Victorian Aero Club and the 460 Bomber Squadron Scholarship Trust.
	www.raafavic.org.au /activities.html (537 words)

	nachohat.org - Gallery - Jandakot Trial Flights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The second was with the Royal Aero Club of WA and including aerobatics!
		VH-TNO trial aerobatics flight with the Royal Aero Club of WA Jandakot - Woodman Point, Coogee Beach and further up is Fremantle.
		VH-TNO trial aerobatics flight with the Royal Aero Club of WA Jandakot.
	www.nachohat.org /gallery/aircraft_jandakot_trial_flights (140 words)

	Jandakot Airport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Three runways, associated taxiways, tenant leased property and natural bush land constitutes an area of 622 hectares south of the city of Perth.
		The three major flying schools at Jandakot Airport are The Royal Aero Club (Inc), China Southern West Australian Flying College and Singapore Flying College.
		There are however, a further nine training organisations that provide complete and competitive flying training at the airport in a variety of aircraft, including helicopters.
	www.jandakotairport.com.au (300 words)

	A. V. Roe
		This was of a similar size to the Avro 504 (38 feet wing span as against 36 feet, and 28’ 6" long as against 29’ 5"), and was also powered by one of the new 80 hp Gnome engines.
		The Type I had been developed from the 1912 single-seater Blackburn Monoplane at the request of Dr M G Christie, a prominent member of the Yorkshire Aero Club.
		Christie had been very impressed by the 1912 Monoplane, an example of which is retained by the Shuttleworth Trust as the oldest surviving airworthy British aeroplane.
	www.earlyaviators.com /eroe.htm (1837 words)

	Royal Aero Club Awards 1998 UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Royal Aero Club Awards 1998 UK The Royal Aero Club
		GOLD MEDAL of THE ROYAL AERO CLUB of the UNITED KINGDOM
		For further details about Award winners, the awards, the history of these awards please contact Mr Martin Dilly, Chairman, Royal Aero Club Medal and Awards Committee
	www.paragliding.net /directory/places/europe/west/uk/racawrds.htm (299 words)

	Southport Model Aero Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The club is affiliated to the BRITISH MODEL FLYING ASSOCIATION (BMFA), Southport Model Aero Club's BMFA affiliation number is 233.The BMFA is the governing body for model flying in the United Kingdom.
		BMFA is the working title of the SOCIETY OF MODEL AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS (SMAE) which was founded in 1922 and is the ROYAL AERO CLUB's official body to control model flying.
		The BMFA has approx 28,000 members and 500 affiliated clubs in the UK, 100 of these clubs are in the North West Area.
	www.southportmac.org.uk (255 words)

	ipedia.com: Charles Rolls Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		He teamed up with Frederick Henry Royce to found the manufacturing company in 1906, Royce providing the technical expertise to go with Rolls's financial backing and business acumen.
		Rolls was also a pioneer aviator and was the second person in Britain to be licensed to fly by the Royal Aero Club.
		He was the first man to make a non-stop double crossing of the English Channel by plane.
	www.ipedia.com /charles_rolls.html (222 words)

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