Seven day per week soaring at Gawler Aerodrome, less than an hour's drive from Adelaide.

Provides sports aviation activities to students and the wider community. Club and membership information, costs, fleet and launch facility details, and newsletters provided.

Index of pilots, gliders, achievements and events in Australia.

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.

Located on the outskirts of Melbourne providing details of facilities, services and a picture gallery. Includes a members area.

Joy flights and learn-to-fly courses in self launching motorgliders, accommodation and ridge soaring opportunities.

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.

High altitude wave soaring in Australia's Snowy Mountains. Located one hour's drive South of Canberra.

The site is about a soaring/gliding club located on the Central Coast of NSW being the only winch launch club in the greater Sydney area.

A progressive club which offers a large fleet, good facilities, training and passenger flights. Located just over 2 hours from Brisbane.

Located at Bacchus Marsh 50 km West of Melbourne, Victoria. Established in 1929 as the first gliding club in Australia.

Internationally renowned soaring holiday site located in Benalla, offering information for experienced pilots, but also passenger flights and pilot training courses.

Located near Tamworth on the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range in Northern New South Wales.

Located on the Murray River, this small club in the flatlands of South Australia enjoys great summer conditions. The club also offers ultralight training in an Australian designed and built Jabiru.

Operates from the Camden airport, offers air experience flights, membership and training to solo and beyond, and presents the fleet.

A not for profit association to promote gliding and clubmanship. News, costs, fleet and events.

The body overseeing gliding in Australia. Has links to all Australian clubs, and official documents pertaining to soaring.

Just a 50 minute drive from Melbourne CBD, this is one of the largest non-commercial Gliding Clubs in Australia. The Club has modern facilities and aircraft where you can come learn to soar like an eagle.

The Waikerie International Soaring Centre is the club's commercial operation, which offers crosscountry soaring, aircraft, accommodations, training, and a maintenance facility.