Associations

Being one who rarely rests un-involved when I have a passion, I am of
course member of the associations below:
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Quebec's
Aviators and Bush Pilots Association:
The largest
french speaking pilots association in the world ! APBQ is
actively involved with the promotion of sport
aviation in the Quebec Province. |
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International Cessna 120/140
Association:
I am the State Representative for
Quebec. The Association is THE greatest source of
information on Cessna 120-140s. Nothing comes even close to it !
A bunch of great people too. Keep those old planes flying ! |
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Canadian Owners and Pilots
Association:
The Canadian equivalent to AOPA, they
are a great resource for information and tireless defenders of our
privilege to fly. Their COPA Guides are very well made and
very handy. |
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Experimental Aircraft Association:
Having
flown to Oshkosh in 2004, then again in 2006, being a member was a must to camp under
the wing. Then I discovered all the advantages they offer for
someone like me who is flying, and restoring a classic airplane such
as the Cessna 140. |
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Vintage Aircraft
Association:
Owning and restoring a plane
manufactured in 1948 makes being member of the VAA a natural thing.
Lots of information is available there for any restoration project.
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APPAM:
This is l’Association des Pilotes et Propriétaires de l'Aéroport de Mascouche
or Mascouche Airport's Pilots & Owners Association if you will,
just created to protect our home field, Mascouche (CSK3) which is
under closure threats by the local city's mayor and his greedy
politician maneuvering, which would be a disaster for general
aviation in Quebec... |
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