Temora Flight Training - RA-Aus Recreational Training Temora Airport : About Us

Temora Flight Training was established by Alan Powlay in 1995 to offer training in a Thruster during the early days of Recreational Aviation Australia (RA-Aus) when it was known as the Australian Ultralight Federation (AUF). From those early days, Alan then moved on to training in a Gazelle and became Chief Flying Instructor (CFI) of Temora Flying Training in March 2002 operating from Temora Aero Club premises.

Alan decided to take a step back from full-time training in January 2009 and Jill Bailey took on the CFI position. Operating from Hangar 23 TENEFTS St Temora Flying Training offers a more flexible operation, using the Tecnam Sierra 24-5492 and a recent addition of a Eurofox 3K 24-7524 cross hired from 24 Aviation just across the taxiway.

On 19 Sept 2011 Jill Bailey joins RA-Aus as assistant operation manager and Allan Powlay takes back the CFI position of the school still operating from 23 Tenefts st.

Temora Flying Training was established with a commitment to offering top quality, professional training to the standards outlined by RA-Aus. Our instructors are committed to maintaining the highest professional standards of training and attend regular forums as part of this commitment. Pictured here are some of our pilots at Wings Night presentations.

At Temora there is plenty going on, from Temora Aviation Museum regular showcase days, to aerobatics championships, Antique Aircraft Association of Australia fly ins, model aircraft weekends, gliding and ballooning activities.
The Airpark Estate is thriving with 11 new buildings in the past twelve months proving a huge success story and testament to Temora Shire Council's commitment to the Airpark. Local pilots fly all types of aircraft from RA-Aus to G.A., ballooning, and gliding with Temora Gliding Club.