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National Qualifications for Air League Volunteers
Did you know your membership in the Air League could count towards a National Qualification? Read More -
The Last F111
The Albion Park Girls and Boys Squadrons of the Australian Air League are lucky enough to share Hangar space with the presence of the last F111C to fly Read More -
Who Needs An Engine To Fly?
During the recent summer school holiday cadets from the Australian Air League’s Sunbury Squadron had the opportunity to experience unpowered flight with a visit to the Geelong Gliding Club, Read More -
Sunbury Sqn visit Airservices
Recently the cadets, NCOs, officers and parents from Sunbury Squadron were afforded a very unique opportunity to get behind-the-scenes with a guided tour of the Melbourne Airport Air Traffic Control Centre. Read More
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How to Join
The Air League is for boys and girls aged 8 to 18 with a passion for aviation, fun and adventure. If that sounds like you - we'd love to hear from you!
Learn To Fly!
Did you know you can learn to fly before most of your friends can drive a car?
News
Solar Donation Helps Kids Soar
Jan 24 2013
Bundaberg Squadron of the Australian Air League has been boosted by a generous donation from Halcol Energy. Squadron OC Ceciley Stewart said the donation of $5000 worth of solar panels would enable the Squadron to spend more of its resources on the cadets instead of its electricity bill.
Christmas Letter from Governor General
Dec 26 2012Christmas wishes from the Patron of the Australian Air League, her Excellency the Governor-General Quentin Bryce AC CVO and can be viewed here.
Georgina's On Cloud Nine
Dec 22 2012
Gawler East's Georgina Ball is flying high after winning the Australian Air League's South Australian Cadet of the Year trophy.
The 15 year old received the honour for her commitment to the Gawler Airfield Squadron, her participation in a number of activities and her leadership activities.



