SAUDI AVIAITON CLUB
Nonprofit entity to promote aeronautical sciences and encourage the practice of aviation activities in Saudi Arabia. HRH Prince Sultan Bin Salman Bin Abdulaziz is the founder and chairman of Saudi Aviation Club. SAC works under the umbrella of General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) and operates
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The Saudi Aviation Club (SAC) is the first accredited aviation club in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Founded in December 2000.
It operates as an independent, non-profit organization, aiming to educate Saudi society about aviation sciences and encourage the practice of various aviation activities, including general aviation, sports aviation, and aircraft models.
Through holding exhibitions, conferences and workshops on the latest developments in this field and also provides training services for aviation studies, provides the necessary support and services to aircraft owners.
The operations center of the (SAC) is located at Al Thumama Airport, within the King Khalid Royal Reserve in Riyadh.
The Saudi aviation Club working as the official representative of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in The Federation Aeronaut International (FAI) and member of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA).
It operates as an independent, non-profit organization, aiming to educate Saudi society about aviation sciences and encourage the practice of various aviation activities, including general aviation, sports aviation, and aircraft models.
Through holding exhibitions, conferences and workshops on the latest developments in this field and also provides training services for aviation studies, provides the necessary support and services to aircraft owners.
The operations center of the (SAC) is located at Al Thumama Airport, within the King Khalid Royal Reserve in Riyadh.
The Saudi aviation Club working as the official representative of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in The Federation Aeronaut International (FAI) and member of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA).
