The club will be known as “Glenluce & Galloway Flyers.”

The club’s aim is to promote the safe and responsible operation of radio controlled model aircraft and helicopters within a friendly club setting, locally.

The club will endeavour to promote and encourage interest and participation in the sport of model flying locally.

The club is affiliated to the S.A.A. (Scottish Aeromodeller’s Association) and will be run in harmony with S.A.A. guidelines and constitution as far as possible.

The club will endeavour to help new members learn about the responsible and safe operation of radio-controlled models through offering help and basic training that is in line with the S.A.A. safety and achievement scheme.

The fostering of a spirit of shared fun and enjoyment for everyone in the community in all aspects of the sport of radio-controlled model flying, conducted within a safe and friendly environment, should be the club’s primary objective.

The fostering of a spirit of shared fun and enjoyement for everyone in the community in all aspects of the sport of radio-controlled model flying, conducted within a safe and friendly environment, should be the club's primary objective.

Safety and Insurance

All club members are required to take out and maintain suitable third party insurance to cover against any claim that may be made against them in relation to model flying activities. (All flying club members are required to hold current S.A.A. insurance.) (Visiting flyers may hold either S.A.A or B.M.F.A Insurance.)

All members must abide by the club’s frequency control procedures at all times as a matter of priority. Any member who causes loss or damage to another member or visiting guest’s model by switching on a transmitter on the same frequency as one being used legitimately in accordance with the club’s frequency control arrangements, will have an obligation to either repair the damage caused or contribute reasonably to the model’s replacement.