Links

	UK Magazines
	Radio Control Model Flyer www.modelflyermagazine.com A monthly model aircraft magazine for all types of modellers interested in flying radio control models including free flight, scale electric and IC power.
	Aviation Modeller International www.aviationmodeller.com A monthly model aircraft magazine covering all types of flying model aeroplanes from indoor to free flight, control line and radio control.
	RCM&E Radio Control Model and Electronics www.modelflying.co.uk RCM&E published monthly caters for all age groups across all aspects of model flying.
	RC Model World www.rcmodelworld.com Published monthly RC Model World caters for all aspects of model flight including helicopters and jets.
	Quiet & Electric Flight International www.qefimagazine.com Published each month QEFI specialises in covering all aspects of electric flight and free flight.
	Radio Control Jet International www.rcjetinternational.com A magazine dedicated solely to the subject of flying with flying jets. From ducted fan to gas turbine and electric powered jets.
	Model Helicopter World www.modelheliworld.com Dedicated magazine covering all aspects of model helicopters from electric to gas turbine powered models.

	Flying Associations.
	British Model Flying Association (BMFA) www.bmfa.org The BMFA is the national governing body for types aeromodelling in the UK. As well as promoting and advising on the hobby, they represent the interests of their members with national and international bodies such as the CAA and FAI, monitoring ever changing legislation and keeping them aware and up to date of their responsibilities. They have around 780 affiliated clubs with a combined membership from individuals and clubs of over 36,000. All of their members are covered by the associations third party liability insurance up to a sum of five million pounds.
	Large Model Association (LMA) www.largemodelassociation.com The Large Model Association (LMA) is based in the UK. Its members are interested in the designing, building and flying of large model aircraft weighing 20 kilos or more.
	British Association of Radio Control Soaring www.scalesoaring.co.uk Working on behalf of enthusiasts with interest in radio controlled large-scale sailplanes (gliders). Slope soaring, thermal flying, from winch launching, and aero towing.
	British Electric Flight Association (BEFA) www.befa.org.uk The aim of the British Electric Flight Association is to encourage and further all aspects of electric flight.
	British Miniature Pylon Racing Association (BMPRA) www.ukpylonracing.co.uk Promotes all types of radio controlled pylon racing.
	Aerobatic Helicopter Association (AHA) www.aha-online.org.uk The Aerobatic Helicopter Association (AHA) is the specialist body within the British Model Flying Association (BMFA) representing all radio control helicopter disciplines.
	Club 20 Pylon Racing Association (CTA) www.lineone.net/~ukpylon/ctarules.htm
	Control Line Aerobatic Pilots Association (CLAPA) www.clapa.org Modellers that have an interest in flying aerobatic control line models.
	International Model Aircraft Club (IMAC) www.btinternet.com/~b.colclough/imacuk.htm The aim of I.M.A.C.U.K. is to promote competition flying, in several different classes, of scale model aerobatic aircraft in sequences of aerobatic manoeuvres.
	Jet Modellers Association (JMA) www.ukjets.co.uk The JMA aims are to promote interest and participation in the sport and design, construction, and the flight of jet type model aircraft in the UK.
	The Great Britain Radio Control Aerobatic Association (GBRCAA) www.gbrcaa.org The Great Britain Radio Control Aerobatic Association is the specialist body for radio control precision aerobatic model flying in the UK.
	Model Aeronautics Council of Ireland www.maci.ie Promoting and encouraging all aspects of model flying in Ireland.
	Society of Antique Modellers (SAM35) (SAM1066) www.sam35.org The object of the society is to promote and encourage interest in the building and flying of Old Timer, Vintage, and Classic model aircraft, as a recreational, educational, and historical activity.