Glenluce and Galloway Flyers
useful sites
The Drone and Model Aircraft Code gives guidance on flying safely and legally.
• You must register before flying most drones or model aircraft outdoors in the UK. • anyone who will fly must pass a theory test to get a flyer ID the person or organisation that owns or is responsible for the drone or model aircraft must register for an operator ID
Please see the BMFA and the CAA web site for all information current
regarding model aircraft and drone flying.
The Drone and Model Aircraft Code
Please see the BMFA web site for all current information
regarding model aircraft flying.
The BMFA is the National Governing Body for the sport of
model flying. Its aims are to promote, protect, organise and encourage
model flying within the UK. Typically there are around 780
affiliated clubs and a combined membership of over 36,000 members, all of
whom have entered a partnership to ensure that model fliers have a voice
and their rights are recognised by the authorities.
The mandate for the BMFA to do this comes from the Royal Aero Club,
dating back to 1922, the Civil Aviation Authority and Sport UK
Thank you to everyone that has already renewed membership for 2023, your
support is greatly appreciated, it is wonderful to have you as part of the
BMFA family once again.
If you have yet to renew you can do so online at BMFA or by telephone
on 0116 2440028.
This website is intended to be a portal to IMAC, Freestyle & 3D in Scotland
with links to other information.
The GBR/CAA is the specialist body appointed by the British Model Flying Association to
promote precision aerobatics (F3A) in the UK
Supporting the sport of scale aerobatic competition
Bill's Model Shop
We pride ourselves in selling quality aircraft, IC and electric, and all
components. We also offer after sales back up for all products and lots of free
modelling advice.
useful sites
The Drone and Model Aircraft Code gives guid-
ance on flying safely and legally.
• You must register before flying most drones or model aircraft outdoors in the UK. • anyone who will fly must pass a theory test to get a flyer ID the person or organisation that owns or is responsible for the drone or model aircraft must register for an operator ID
Please see the BMFA and the
CAA web site for all information
current regarding model aircraft
and drone flying.
The Drone and Model Aircraft Code
Please see the BMFA web site for all current
information regarding model aircraft flying.
The BMFA is the National Governing Body for
the sport of model flying. Its aims are to
promote, protect, organise and encourage
model flying within the UK. Typically there are
around 780
affiliated clubs and a combined membership of
over 36,000 members, all of whom have entered
a partnership to ensure that model fliers have a
voice and their rights are recognised by the
authorities.
The mandate for the BMFA to do this comes
from the Royal Aero Club, dating back to 1922,
the Civil Aviation Authority and Sport UK
Thank you to everyone that has already
renewed membership for 2023, your support is
greatly appreciated, it is wonderful to have you
as part of the BMFA family once again.
If you have yet to renew you can do so online at
BMFA or by telephone on 0116 2440028.
This website is intended to be a portal to
IMAC, Freestyle & 3D in Scotland with links
to other information.
The GBR/CAA is the specialist body appointed by
the British Model Flying Association to promote
precision aerobatics (F3A) in the UK
Supporting the sport of scale aerobatic competition
Glenluce and Galloway Flyers
Bill's Model Shop
We pride ourselves in selling quality
aircraft, IC and electric, and all
components. We also offer after sales
back up for all products and lots of free
modelling advice.
