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• Bathurst Soaring Club

  http://www.bathurstsoaring.org.au/
  Bathurst Soaring Club (BSC), located near Bathurst, is one of the largest Gliding Clubs in NSW, Australia, only 2 1/2 hours drive from Sydney.

• Byron Bay Power Gliding Club

  http://www.byrongliding.com/
  Joy flights and learn-to-fly courses in self launching motorgliders, accommodation and ridge soaring opportunities.

• Caboolture Gliding Club

  http://www.glidingcaboolture.org.au/
  Located 40 minutes from Brisbane, the site showcases the club fleet, air experience flight and membership options. Club also offers winch launch operation once a month at Watts Bridge Airfield near Toogoolawah in the Brisbane Valley.

• Canberra Gliding Club

  http://nls264.wixsite.com/canberra-gliding
  High altitude wave soaring in Australia's Snowy Mountains. Located one hour's drive South of Canberra.

• Darling Downs Soaring Club

  http://www.ddsc.org.au/
  A progressive club which offers a large fleet, good facilities, training and passenger flights. Located just over 2 hours from Brisbane.

• Geelong Gliding Club

  http://www.gliding-in-melbourne.org/
  Located at Bacchus Marsh 50 km West of Melbourne, Victoria. Established in 1929 as the first gliding club in Australia.

• Riverland Sport Aviation

  http://rsa.riverland.net.au/
  Find profile, training requirements, flying costs, galleries and membership.

• Southern Cross Gliding Club

  http://www.gliding.com.au/
  Operates from the Camden airport, offers air experience flights, membership and training to solo and beyond, and presents the fleet.

• Waikerie Gliding Club

  http://www.waikerieglidingclub.com.au/
  The Waikerie International Soaring Centre is the club's commercial operation, which offers crosscountry soaring, aircraft, accommodations, training, and a maintenance facility.

 

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