Frequently Asked ?

Q. How do I pay annual club fees?
A. Please follow these steps
  • find your annual fee by reading CMAC Membership Fees
  • choose a payment method: cheque, postal order or Electronic Funds Transfer
  • If you choose EFT, make the payment now.

    Be sure to include the following information in the online Transfer Money form
    Account Name Canberra Model Aircraft Club Inc
    BSB06 2904
    Account Number00901193
    To Account DescriptionYour Name and AUS number if known
    (maximum of 18 characters)
    and print out a copy of the EFT payment record.

  • download and print a copy of the CMAC Membership Application Form and fill it in,
    highlighting the Renew option
  • attach cheque, postal order or EFT payment record to the Form and
    post them to CMAC Member Registrar PO Box 387,WODEN ACT 2606 or
    hand them to a Committee Member
The Member Registrar will then send you an official receipt by e-mail or post. Your annual MAAA membership card will be printed and sent to you separately.
Q. Why do I have to pay club fees?
A. CMAC charges a set membership fee every year. Your fees help to maintain and expand the club for the benefit of the members. A portion of the club fees covers insurance plus ACTAA and MAAA memberships.
See CMAC Fee Structure
Q. What's the benefit to me of the club's insurance?
A. Each year's CMAC membership automatically entitles you to that year's coverage by the MAAA Insurance Policy. This policy provides insurance for Public Liability, Personal Injury and Professional Indemnity.
For more information see Summary of MAAA Insurance Cover 2009/10
Q. Can I only fly at the CMAC field to be covered by insurance?
A. No. Your insurance is provided under a national scheme administered by MAAA. You are covered if you fly legally anywhere in Australia.
Q. Who do I call to change my membership details?
A. Call either the CMAC Secretary or the CMAC Membership Registrar.
See CMAC Contacts
Q. Can I fly alone at the CMAC Field?
A. Yes. You will need to know the combination for the digital lock on the gate to enter the Field. Contact the Club Secretary if you don't have the code.
See CMAC Contacts

You should consider the risks involved in unaccompanied flying, particularly those to do with personal injury, especially if you intend to operate a large or powerful model.

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