About The Club

Kyneton Aero Club was formed in October 1966.  Today the club boasts over 170 members, over 55 aircraft are located at the airfield; which regularly hosts visitors from around Victoria and Australia.

The airstrip was initially used as a Ag strip in the early 1960’s by Crop Dusters to look after the local region. Today the airfield is used primarily for recreational flying, flying training, tourism, business visitors, and when required as a base for emergency services during the bushfire season.

The Committee meets bi-monthly the 3rd Monday of the month, General Meetings are held on the 3rd Monday of the Month (excluding June, August and December) at 7:30PM, where activities are scheduled including movie nights, CASA AvSafety Seminars, and various presentations on specialist aviation and safety topics. Details of these activities are regularly updated on the Events tab of this website and on the Club’s Facebook page.

Tea, Coffee, and Drinks are available at all times. A kitchen is available for members and events, and a BBQ facility and undercover area is available for members and general public use.

To join the Club, complete the Membership Application and send to: Membership Registrar, Kyneton Aero Club P.O. Box 117 Kyneton 3444

2017 Aero Club of the Year

The Australian Division of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) and Australian Flying are pleased to announce the winner of the 2017 Wings Awards for 2017 Aero Club of the Year – Kyneton Aero Club

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President: Kim Yoannidis

Vice-President: Alan Saunders

Treasurer: Doug Dickson

Secretary: Stewart Pope

General Committee: Sophia Eldridge, Norm Edmunds, Steve Guilmartin Neil Spencer

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Australian Women Pilot’s Association (AWPA) Fly-in Kyneton Airfield
A young enthusiast contemplating a restoration project!