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As the years passed, our club’s passion for aviation soared, leading us to outgrow our original home at Mascot. In 1949, we relocated to Bankstown and established ourselves as one of the Commonwealth’s largest and most vibrant flying clubs.  \nToday, we cherish our rich aviation heritage while looking to the future with great enthusiasm as we shape the next generation of pilots, leaders, and aviators. As the Southern Hemisphere’s largest volunteerrun and not-for-profit Part 141 Flight Training Organisation we are uniquely positioned to help you put wings on your dreams!  \nWhy Choose Us?  \nInstructors  \nOur team of highly experienced flight instructors boasts over  \n100,000 hours of collective flight experience. They come from diverse backgrounds, including long-haul airline pilots, former RAAF aircrew, charter operations, general aviation, as well as seasoned professionals from academia, business, and government sectors. Their passion for aviation drives their commitment to delivering the highest quality training.  \nFleet  \nOur extensive fleet includes a diverse range of aircraft for private hire and flight training, from traditional two-seat trainers to cutting-edge next generation aircraft. Whether you’ re just starting your aviation journey or seeking an unforgettable flying experience, our aircraft options are tailored to meet a variety of needs.  \nClub Atmosphere  \nAt the heart of the Royal Aero Club is a vibrant community of aviation enthusiasts. With over 100 years of history, our members share a deep passion for flying. Learning within this supportive environment allows you to embrace your training through workshops, industry presentations, competition days, and fun flying outings, all while building lifelong friendships. 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