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:
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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International Cessna 170
Association:
The equivalent of above, but for the
170 Series.
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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 and 2010, 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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