Our chapter is named in honour of Roland Groome – the first commercial pilot in Canada, a member of the Royal Air Force in the First World War, and a founder of the Regina Flying Club – and we strive to represent all these areas of aviation!
To do this we’ve established ties with the Saskatchewan Aviation Council, the Airport Display Committee, and played a role in the launch of the Silver Dart stamp in 2009.
We also explore Saskatchewan’s rich and varied aviation history through our monthly meetings. These gatherings range from our popular film and photo nights to guest speakers from around the province and beyond. Past topics have included: military careers and continental air defense; international museum collections; radio-controlled aircraft races; civilian flying operations and entrepreneurs.
The monthly newsletter, Windsock, records these fascinating talks and events, and provides articles, announcements, and other notable aviation news.
We invite everyone to come out and enjoy an evening with fellow aviation enthusiasts.
For more information, please visit our website
Mailing Address
526 Black Drive
Regina, Saskatchewan
S4X 2V9
Meetings: Second Thursday of each month (September through June)
Location: Royal United Services Institute, 1660 Elphinstone Street (just south of the Regina Armory)
Time: 1930 Hours
Landing Fee: $3 to Cover Facility Costs
Annual Fee: $15 for Canadian addresses, $30 for US and International addresses
Regina-raised Bill Cameron will speak to the Regina chapter of the Canadian Aviation Historical Society about his long career with Canadian Pacific Airlines. This takes place at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 9, at the Royal United Services Institute, 1660 Elphinstone Street in Regina.
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