Queensland Vintage Aeroplane Group Charter |
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The Queensland Vintage Aeroplane Group – Australian Flying Museum Inc. (QVAG/AFM) is an Australian National Organisation dedicated to the 'Airworthy Preservation of Australia's Historic Aircraft'. The organisation represents the following aviation interests:
The stated objectives of the Group are to develop and foster a climate of opportunity for the |
| * | Fostering a friendly environment where members are aware of fellow member’s interests. |
| * | Organising an annual national Vintage, Classic and Warbird Aircraft Fly-In (QVAGs Festival of Flight”™). |
| * | Actively encourage persons to become involved in the restoration and/or operation of Vintage, Classic and/or Warbird aircraft. |
| * | Publication of a journal (Australia Vintage Aeroplane News) that promotes and provides News pertaining to Australian Vintage, Classic and Warbird Aviation. |
| * | The provision and maintenance of a Website to communicate the Group’s objectives and achievements to a “Global” audience. |
| * | Assist with the organisation and conduction of aviation events that are either significant and/or in the interest of promoting aviation in Australia and abroad. |
| * | To provide effective representations that will lift the awareness of and, recognise the significance of aviation to Australia and the importance of preserving Australia’s aviation artefacts and heritage. |
| * | Co-operate with and establish affiliations with organisations that share common interests and objectives - both local and overseas. |
| * | Ensure the longevity of QVAG/AFM through encouraging and nurturing our nation’s youth to adopt a pro-active interest and involvement in Vintage, Classic and Warbird aviation activities. |
Educating the broader community on issues that are relevant to all aspects of aviation and especially the various activities associated with Vintage, Classic and Warbird aviation. |
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| * | Convey to the broader community in a tangible manner, QVAG/AFM’s commitment to Vintage, Classic and Warbird aviation through the Australian Flying Museum’s award winning mobile display. |