The launch of the Army Air Corps Association website enables us to celebrate the several formal affiliations the Corps enjoys with the remarkable and prestigious organisations listed below.
You can click through to visit e.g. the Army Flying Museum’s own website and please be sure to revisit this section from time to time for updates.
Australian Army Aviation Corps
The Army Air Corps is officially affiliated to the Australian Army Aviation Corps (AA Avn) provides aviation reconnaissance, firepower support, air mobility, battlefield support and surveillance, in a combined, joint or interagency environment.
Army Flying Museum
The Museum of Army Flying at Middle Wallop in Hampshire tells the story of British Army Flying from the earliest attempts to conduct operations from gas filled balloons to today’s Army Air Corps which has operated with distinction around the world in a number of roles including combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Historic Army Aircraft Flight Trust
Formed initially in 1980, and in its current guise since March 1990, the Historic Army Aircraft Flight (HAAF) Trust has been allowed to maintain one example of each aircraft operated since the Army Air Corps (AAC) inception in 1957, in order to preserve the AAC’s aviation heritage.
