Building a Clearer Path for Canadian Aeromodellers
November 4, 2026 - Aeromodelling Guidance - Advisory Group
The MAAC Aeromodelling Guidance Advisory Group (AGAG) held its first meeting on November 3, 2026. Its mandate is to develop clear, consistent and practical guidance that supports clubs, instructors, mentors and pilots across Canada. The first practical step AGAG’s first priority is to provide clubs and instructors with a standardized flying-skills evaluation framework. The framework is expected to include common guidance for knowledge assessments, pre-flight preparation, flight checks, flight reviews, evaluation criteria and the recording of completed assessments. Using a common MAAC reference will…...
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By SHELLEY FOLBAR
The MAAC Aeromodelling Guidance Advisory Group (AGAG) held its first meeting on November 3, 2026. Its mandate is to develop clear, consistent and practical guidance that supports clubs, instructors, mentors and pilots across Canada. The first practical step AGAG’s first priority is to provide clubs and instructors with a standardized flying-skills evaluation framework. The framework is expected to include common guidance for knowledge assessments, pre-flight preparation, flight checks, flight reviews, evaluation criteria and the recording of completed assessments. Using a common MAAC reference will…...
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