Royal Aero Club of Western Australia

The Royal Aero Club of Western Australia is a member-based flying club and flight training organisation at Jandakot Airport, Perth. It was incorporated in August 1929 as the Aero Club of Australia (W.A. Branch) and is the oldest flying training club in the state. The club also owns and operates Murrayfield Airport near Mandurah.

Training

• Recreational, Private and Commercial Pilot Licences
• Instrument rating and multi-engine training (Diploma of Instrument Flight)
• Night VFR rating, flight instructor rating and aerobatics
• Formation, low-level and tailwheel endorsements
• Flight reviews, radio theory and conversions for overseas pilots
• Young Eagles programme

Other services

• Aircraft hire
• Trial, scenic and Tiger Moth flights
• Aircraft maintenance at the Jandakot hangar for club and private aircraft: inspections, airframe repairs, paintwork, electrical and instruments
• Café, venue hire and member events

Company facts

• Flying since 1929
• More than 30 aircraft: Cessna 152, 172, 182T and 182RG, Tecnam P-Mentor, DH82 Tiger Moth and Partenavia P68B
• Bases: Jandakot Airport and Murrayfield Airport, Nambeelup

Contact

Phone: (08) 9417 0000