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Organizations:

Air Care Alliance

A non-profit umbrella organization listing all known charitable air transport organizations whose volunteers fly needy patients, organs for transplant, and disaster relief supplies and who also perform other missions of service using aircraft.

http://www.aircareall.org/

The Airship Association

Established in 1971, it is the only world-wide body catering solely to people interested in powered lighter-than-air aviation.

http://www.airship-association.org/

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Alaska Airmen's Association

Dedicated to preserving and promoting aviation in the "Last Frontier".

http://www.alaskaairmen.com

Army Air Forces Historical Association

Formed in 1993, based in northern New Jersey, a historical and educational non-profit organization. The association participates in air shows, historical retrospect's, educational programs and seminars providing static displays of World War II Army Air Forces memorabilia.

http://www.aafha.org

Aviation Association of New Hampshire

An Association of aviators that live, or fly, in New Hampshire.

http://www.aanh.org/

Beagle Pup and Bulldog Club

Non-profit organization promoting the continuing airworthiness of these classic British aircraft and linking owners, pilots and enthusiasts. News, history, technical information and events.

http://www.beaglepupandbulldogclub.org

The British Aerobatic Association

Governing body and organizer of aerobatic competitions in the UK. Provides detail of membership, events, contests and procedures for power and glider aerobatic pilots and judges.

http://www.aerobatics.org.uk

British Rotorcraft Association

Represents recreational flying in gyroplanes and autogyros. Contacts, schools, instructors and links.

http://www.gyroplanes.org/

California Pilots Association

Public benefit corporation formed to save California's airfields. Information on office bearers, member organizations and business partners.

http://www.calpilots.org/

Civil Air Patrol

Aviation based organisation providing education, cadet programs and operational assistance.

http://www.cap.gov/

DCPilots-L

Email discussion group, airport photo directory, calendar and practical links for general aviation in the greater Washington DC Region.

http://www.dcpilots.org/

General Aviation Awareness Council

Explaining, promoting and protecting general aviation in the UK.

http://www.gaac.co.uk/

I Fly America Online

Aviation association for flyers and enthusiasts providing information on safety, destinations, and air shows.

http://www.iflyamerica.org

International Wheelchair Aviators

A worldwide organization of disabled and able bodied pilots promoting aviation amongst disabled people. Details of fly-ins, newsletter and membership.

http://www.wheelchairaviators.org/

LAA Bristol Wing

This group actively promotes sport aviation of all kinds, and encourages home-building and group ownership to keep recreational flying affordable. Includes a monthly newsletter, meeting schedule, photographs and directions.

http://www.bristolwing.flyer.co.uk/

Malibu Mirage Owners and Pilots Association

Represents Malibu, Mirage, Meridian and Jetprop owners world wide.

http://www.mmopa.com/

National Association of Flight Instructors

Association providing information for flight instructors. Provides listings of instructors.

http://www.nafinet.org

A O Shack

The official club of the Association of Aviation Ordnancemen, a club for people who work or have worked with aviation ordnance in the US Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Army.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aoshack/

Partners at Solberg

Non-profit organization informs residents how general aviation benefits the community. News, event schedules, membership details and FAQs.

http://www.partners-solberg.org/

Piper Apache Club

Contains information on used, new and reconditioned parts, member forums, monthly newsletter and articles.

http://www.piperapacheclub.com/

Socata TB Users Group

Dedicated to owners and others with an interest in the Caribbean series of EADS Socata aircraft. Stories, news, events, member information and technical data.

http://www.socata.org

Solent Aviation Society

Providing an aviation magazine for aviation enthusiasts. News, events, photograph gallery, jokes, items for sale, and contact details.

http://www.solent-aviation-society.co.uk/

Sport Aircraft Association New Zealand Inc

A non-profit organization devoted to promoting and assisting the private aircraft builder and flier in New Zealand. Provides list of local chapters, dates of events and a trading section.

http://www.saa.org.nz/

Stephen M. Price Foundation

Provides scholarships in the areas of flight training and aviation maintenance and repair; details on programs, news and the board of directors.

http://www.smpf.org/

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