Clubs > Singapore

Radio Modellers Singapore (’RMS’) was formed in 1954 by former Cabinet Secretary the late Mr. Wong Chooi Sen and a pioneering group of local aeromodellers in order to enhance the enjoyment of this sport both technologically and socially. RMS was officially registered with the Registry of Societies on 31st July 1962. Flying took place at the old Kallang airport. When Kallang airport ceased operations, flying activities was transferred first to Tangah Airbase and later to Changi airbase (right picture). Again when Changi became a civilian airport, RMS moved to Paya Lebar Airbase. In 1982, RMS was once again transferred, this time to the open area behind West Coast Highway Car park no.3.Since then, RMS has enjoyed good success with those who share the same joy (and perhaps, some frustration on occasions,) of modelling aircraft and flying them under Radio Control. RMS is an affiliate member of the FAI , the world governing body for airsports, and is also a Corporate Member of the People’s Association.
Maneuvers of aerobatics classes including FAI F3A and F3C maneuvers for members RMS Basic Aerobatics Competition Posted by RMS Rules of this competition can be downloaded from Registration form for this competition can be downloaded Please take note of the flying schedule(date/from-to) at the

Clubs > United Kingdom

Concorde Model Flying Club. Radio controlled model aircraft club based in Highgreen, Sheffield, England,david,wilks

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Clubs > United Kingdom

Model Aircraft flying club at Westonzoyland Airfield, near Bridgwater, Somerset. Home of Top Gun UK and the Western Open. New members welcome.
Westonzoyland Airfield, Near Bridgwater, Somerset. England. Flying Club for Radio Control Planes & Helicopters © Sedgemoor RC Flying Club Copyright © Sedgemoor Radio Control Flying Club were using the airfield back in 1959. The club was formed in 1968, with the primary objective

Clubs > United Kingdom

WMAC - a radio controlled flying club for model aeroplanes
Who We Are A relatively small club (around 50 members) of radio controlled model aircraft enthusiasts in the Milton Keynes area, with a growing number of very skilled Junior fliers. What We Do Mainly sports flying, but our Fun Fly competitions attract around a dozen entrants. Our training scheme

Clubs > United Kingdom

AVRCC is a small, friendly, radio controlled model club, situated in South Wales. The aim of the club is to promote the sport of Model Flying. This is achieved by encouraging people of all ages to experience, hands-on, the thrills and excitement of Radio Controlled Model Flying. AVRCC was
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BMFA - The British Model Flying Association is the body designated by the Royal Aero Club to be responsible for all aspects of model flying in Great Britain. On this site you can join the Association, find a club or just learn more about model flying.
British Model Flying Association Welcome to the BMFA website. BMFA is the body delegated by the to be responsible for all aspects of model flying in Great Britain. The BMFA affiliated to it, with a combined membership from clubs and individual members of over 36,000. Membership brings many

SAA - Scottish Aeromodellers Association, representing the aeromodelling community for over 50 years
The association was formed over fifty years ago to provide a central Scottish body dedicated to the maintenance and support of what has now become an internationally recognised sport. Catering for all model flying disciplines, the association provides for the organisation of national competitive

The GBR/CAA is the specialist body appointed by the British Model Flying Association to promote precision aerobatics (F3A) in the UK.
The GBR/CAA is the specialist body appointed by the British Model Flying Association to promote precision aerobatics (F3A) in 2008 GBR/CAA Championships Gainsborough Competition. Proudly Sponsoring the UK F3a World Championship Aerobatic Team Principal Sponsors of the If you would like to