Flying NZ began
over 75 years ago under a Royal Charter as the
Royal New Zealand Aero Club Inc.
(RNZAC). It is the umbrella organisation for most Aero Clubs in New Zealand and consists of an Executive body elected from member clubs throught New Zealand.
Recognised by Civil Aviation, Flying NZ participates in the rule and regulation making process, as well as in other areas, on behalf of member Clubs and the wider General Aviation community.
Flying NZ is the New Zealand representative of the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), and is the National Airsport Control for New Zealand.
It is dedicated to promoting the highest possible standard of flight training and practice for recreational aviation.
Flying NZ runs regular seminars for the Clubs' instructors, safety and other seminars to members, as well as providing training and assistance with management to its member Clubs.
Regional, National and International flying competitions are held on an annual basis.
Our focus is increasing awareness and participation in flying for sport and recreation in New Zealand.
Recognised by Civil Aviation, Flying NZ participates in the rule and regulation making process, as well as in other areas, on behalf of member Clubs and the wider General Aviation community.
Flying NZ is the New Zealand representative of the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), and is the National Airsport Control for New Zealand.
It is dedicated to promoting the highest possible standard of flight training and practice for recreational aviation.
Flying NZ runs regular seminars for the Clubs' instructors, safety and other seminars to members, as well as providing training and assistance with management to its member Clubs.
Regional, National and International flying competitions are held on an annual basis.
Our focus is increasing awareness and participation in flying for sport and recreation in New Zealand.
ABOUT FLYING NEW ZEALAND

The original RNZAC logo from 1932.
The Canterbury Aero Club at Wigram in 1928.
Flying NZ Aero Clubs today.

In 2005 the RNZAC Executive rebranded the RNZAC as Flying New Zealand to better reflect its commitment as an all embracing body for Sport Aviation in New Zealand.
The Royal charter of the RNZAC is still embraced and the Royal New Zealand Aero Club Inc, remains the organisation's registered name.

Flying NZ is the FAI National Airsport Control for New Zealand