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Subsequently,
with the advent of Limited Category, AWAL became the
industry body to undertake self-administration of the
category on behalf of CASA. (If AWAL had not done so,
Limited Category would no longer exist). The result
is that we Australians have more freedom to fly a greater
variety of ex-military aircraft than practically anywhere
else in the world.
Structure:
AWAL is managed by a board of volunteer directors. The
CEO and Director of Self Administation report to the
Board.
Services
provided by Australian Warbirds Association Ltd:
- Administers
Limited Category aircraft on behalf of CASA.
- Provides
systems of maintenance for various warbird types.
- Bi-monthly
newsletters to keep members informed.
- Conducts
seminars and training days for engineers, owners,
and pilots of limited category aircraft
- Assists
Warbird enthusiasts to get close to real Warbirds
and their operators.
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19th
December
CJ-6 Maintenance Alert |
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Nanchang
CJ-6 Maintenance Alert
More
details on the SAFETY
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15th
September
RADIAL ENGINE HANDLING
& FORMATION FLYING WORKSHOP |
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AWAL
will soon conduct its second workshop on radial
engine handling and formation flying.
 
The
place is Temora, and the date is to be advised.
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AUSFLY
2012 - Narromine Airport |
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AUSFLY
- 13-16 September 2012
Australia's sport aviators together under one
sky...
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Warbird Fly-In at Willowbank Airfield |
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On the 29th and 30th of September 2012 the
Spitfire Project are hosting a warbird fly-in at Willowbank airfield YWIN (6 miles south west of Amberley Air force base).
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