You will need to print off and fill in a copy of our membership form and post (details on the form) to the Membership Secretary Mr Rob Wright 49 Trusty Brooke, Hilton, Derby DE65 5LA (Tel 01283 730641 or 07891 739965) with the relevant fees shown below. Please make sure you fill in all the details as required and sign/date the cheque as this will speed along membership paperwork. All cheques MUST BE  made payable to LMFC or Loughborough Model Flying Club.

If you require Family Membership then print off  enough forms for each applicant and fill in accordingly and post with the relevant fee's. If any proposed member is under 18 then proof of age is required. Proposed Junior Members (under eighteen) need to provide proof of age ( i.e. copy of birth certificate) for BMFA insurance purposes and MUST be sent in with the application form.

It can take a few weeks for your LMFC membership and insurance certificate and membership to the BMFA to arrive by post.

Once the Membership Secretary confirms by email that he has received your membership forms and fees you are covered by insurance and you can fly. Print off your confirmation email as you will be required to show this at the field before you can fly.

If you have already obtained insurance through BMFA Membership then you are required to send a copy of the insurance certificate along with your application form and LMFC membership fee's only to the Membership Secretary.

We hope you will enjoy your flying as a member of the Loughborough Model Flying Club and that you will participate in the events and meetings that are arranged. Our members are keen to help so don't hesitate to contact any of the members or committee through this web site. Alternatively, ask anyone at the flying site.

The Committee.

Membership Secretary: Mr Rob Wright 49 Trusty Brooke, Hilton, Derby, DE65 5LA  (Tel 01283 730641 or 07891 739965)

Note: Credits (from the BMFA) are used against 2008 BMFA Membership Fee's.

Control Line- click here

***CHECK BEFORE HAND WHICH FLYING FIELD IS BEING USED***

If you have your own aircraft there are a number of good pilots to check out your model and test fly it so that you can then have a go yourself. If you are not sure who to ask then watch others flying to see who is most competent. A good guide is to look at the pilots model and if it's clean and in good condition that's a start. Watch them fly and if they land relatively slowly and under control that's another good point. Someone who zooms into landing at breakneck speed is not the ideal person to teach you. A good pilot will check your model before every flight and 'walk' you through the safety procedure's and Club rules. They will also trim your model and tune the engine for best performance. To be certain ask someone at the field who is the most qualified to teach you to fly, but be tactful !! Generally there is always someone being taught so watch them.

'Sunday Boyz' Flight line    (about 1pm)

The weather is not too warm but a fairly good turn out. Note the trainer aircraft, there were three new members learning to fly planes this week, which was great ! A couple of helicopters and a few aerobatic planes made for an interesting and pleasant day's flying. Lots of banter as usual.

Fixed Wing - click here

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Best Day's

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WYMESWOLD

We now have our own private field