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Chapter Formation Briefing Session July 2, 2007 UACN PRESENTATION Mr. Solomon Kolawole Adio National Executive Director I want to welcome you to our National Aero Club that is bringing aviation closer to our Youths A viation is more than just

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July 2, 2007

Chapter Formation Briefing Session

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I want to welcome you to our National Aero Club that is bringing aviation closer to our Youths A viation is more than just buying aircraft. It takes more than four hundred (400) people doing different things to make one airplane fly. Unfortunately, the only people the passengers see are the pilots flying the airplane and the flight attendant serving drinks on board. It is a good idea to capture the interest of our youths at younger ages. By law, the minimum age to become a student pilot is sixteen years old. A student can thus become a private pilot at the age of

  • seventeen. This dream is possible for our Nigerian youths once they are provided all the necessary

exposures needed to succeed in life.

  • Mr. Solomon Kolawole Adio

National Executive Director

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Aviation is interlocked with so many areas of study as indicated below: AGRICULTURE, ART, ASTRONOMY, BIOLOGY, BUSINESS LAW, CAREER GUIDANCE, CHEMISTRY, EARTH SCIENCE, ECONOMICS, GENERAL SCIENCE, GEOLOGY, GOVERNMENT, HEALTH, HISTORY, ECONOMICS, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, MATHEMATICS, MEDICINE, METEOROLOGY, PHYSICS, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL STUDIES and COMMUNICATIONS

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How they are built is INDUSTRIAL ARTS Where they fly is GEOGRAPHY Who controls them is GOVERNMENT Who made them fly is HISTORY What they cost is ECONOMICS How they fly is SCIENCE Where they land is SOCIAL STUDIES

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Aviation is the fastest growing Industry in Africa.

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Aircraft are vehicles that are able to fly by gaining support from the air, or, in general, the atmosphere of a planet.

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1.

Airplane

2.

Rotorcraft

3.

Glider

4.

Lighter Than Air

5.

Power-Lift

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Airplane Rotorcraft Airplane Glider Lighter Than Air Power-Lift

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JOBS

Training Experience Regional Major

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The Missing Link – Most Pilots think they can get a job with Major airlines from training School. !!!!!Dead Wrong!!!!!!

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In United States of America, there are over 600,000 pilots but the airlines can only hire about 70,000 pilots to fly their giant airplanes. Where do the rest of Pilots work? The Answer is General Aviation

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General aviation operations are all those not considered to be operated by:

  • 1. airlines,
  • 2. charter operators or
  • 3. the military.

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Business flying Law enforcement Firefighting Sightseeing Package delivery Air ambulance Agricultural Search & Rescue Wildlife management Flight training Broadcasting & Traffic Rental & Recreation Remote Controlled Craft Aerial photography Air race & Public display Banking/Commerce

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  • 1. Pilot’s primary and recurrent training.
  • 2. Aircraft Maintenance Engineer.
  • 3. Aviation Management & Airport Operations
  • 4. Aviation Air Traffic Controller
  • 5. Aviation Meteorology Specialist.
  • 6. Avionics & Radar Technicians
  • 7. Aircraft Engineering Design
  • 8. Robotics Technology.
  • 9. Crew & Maintenance Resource Management
  • 10. Airline Ticketing & Reservation.
  • 11. Tourism

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More than 370,000 general aviation aircraft and a million pilots worldwide flew an estimated 29 million flight hours in 2008.

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The answer is the establishment of an Aero Club

The nations of the world signed the Chicago Convention that established the International Civil Aviation Organization .

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Five AOPAs from 1. Australia 2. Canada 3. The Philippines 4. South Africa 5. United States of America founded the International Council of Aircraft Owners and Pilots Associations (IAOPA) “T

  • facilitate the

movement of general aviation aircraft internationally …….”

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IAOPA was accepted as the sole general aviation observer to ICAO proceedings, a distinction the

  • rganization maintains to this day

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AOPAs are established in 68 nations representing over 470,000 general aviation and aerial work pilots and owners.

Surprisingly, Nigeria is not presently represented:

Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia and South Africa are the other African nations represented.

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Established as a non-government al Organization to promote the interest of General aviation activities in Nigeria.

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Back View

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Branded as the most beautiful campus in Nigeria

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Currently rated at the best University in Nigeria

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Organizational Structure

Regional Officers

South West Region South East Region South South Region North Central Region North West Region North East Region

National Executive Officers National Executive Council Board of Trustees

States Liaison States Liaison Local Chapters Local Chapters States Liaison States Liaison States Liaison States Liaison Local Chapters Local Chapters Local Chapters Local Chapters UACN PRESENTATION

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  • The National President – Prof. Francis Adesina
  • The National General Secretary – Prof. Labo Adekoya
  • The National Treasurer/Financial Secretary – Dr. Lawrence Obokoh
  • The National Secretary of Public Affairs – Dr. Adelana Adetunji
  • The National Secretary of Legal Affairs – Prof. Abraham Asere
  • The National Executive Director – Mr. Solomon Kolawole Adio

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The Vice Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University,

  • Prof. Eyitope Ogunbodede is the Grand Patron of United Aero Club of Nigeria

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Regional Operations

South West Region

Lagos State

South East Region

Imo State

South South Region

Rivers State

North Central Region

Kwara State

North West Region

Kano State

North East Region

Adamawa State Bauchi State Borno State Gombe State Taraba State Yobe State Kaduna State Kastina State Zamfara State Sokoto State Jigawa State Kebbi State Benue State Plateau State Nasarawa State Niger State Bayelsa State Edo State Akwa-Ibom State Delta State Cross-Rivers State Ekiti State Ondo State Osun State Oyo State Ogun State Ebonyi State Anambra State Enugu State Abia State Kogi State UACN PRESENTATION

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United Aero Club of Nigeria

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OFFICE MANAGER

National Executive Director

Classroom and Lab Work

Science Technology Engineering Mathematics Women In Aviation Team

Flight Simulation & CBT

Flight Simulation Training Model Aeronautics Team Training & Seminars

The Flying T eams

Young Eagles Team Regional & Committee Assignments

Membership Services

Computer Based Training Chapter Formation

Excursion

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  • 1. Classroom and Lab Work.
  • 2. Flight Simulation and Computer Based Training.
  • 3. The Flying Teams.
  • 4. Excursion – A filed trip to an airport

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Classroom And Lab Work

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Classroom and Lab Work

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Catc tch h Our Young ng Students ents While e Still In Second

  • ndary Schoo

hools

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Flight Simulation And Computer based Training

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Each member can join any of flying teams for aviation activities. There are four teams set for recreation and knowledge.

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The YET Team shall: Mentor and introduce young people from Junior Secondary Schools into the field of aviation using Science Technology Engineering Mathematics (STEM) program. Administer UACN’s Youth Scholarship programs. Coordinate academic and internship programs.

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This team of aero modeler builders and flyers shall: Be involved in building and flying of radio controlled miniature or scaled aircraft for recreation and experiment. Perform at both local and international competitions.

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This team shall: Involving young girls and women interested in aviation. Members would be encouraged to pursue careers in aviation. Be affiliated with International women in aviation organizations.

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Excursion

A field Trip to an Airport

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Forget Everything And Run Or Face Everything And Rise

The Choice is yours.

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Where do you start?

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Join a local chapter in your area

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  • Provide a permanent room with tables and chairs to

be dedicated as Club House.

  • Appoint a Staff to be a lead representative of the

school regarding club matters.

  • Lead fundraising efforts to seek contributions in

support of the local aviation activity programs

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  • Equip the club house with functional flight simulator.
  • Install computer system(s) for Computer based

training and aircraft designs.

  • Provide flying Drones/Model aircraft for members.
  • On site staff to coordinate Club activities.

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  • Proud host to innovative aviation programs.
  • International recognition.
  • Added value to the brand of the school.
  • Increase in students’ enrollment.

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  • Automatic membership – Annual Dues waived.
  • Free Aero Club Polo Shirt.
  • Free Basic Aviation Technology Certificate training.
  • Other benefit(s) from the hosting school / organization.

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  • N4,500.00 – (One time payment)
  • Club T-Shirt
  • Membership Card
  • Copy of the Constitution
  • Adult Payment Dues

Annual Dues– N12,000.00 per year

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Students’ Options

  • 100% of adult dues – N4,000.00 per term
  • 75%

% of adult dues – N3,000.00 per term

  • 50%

% of adult dues – N2,000.00 per term

  • 25%

% of adult dues – N1,000.00 per term

Note: The amount of money raised from dues payment will determine

the quality of activities the members can enjoy.

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National Headquarters

  • Keeps 40% of membership dues to run National
  • rganization.
  • pays salary/compensation for employees
  • Runs the Regional Conferences and Annual

National Conventions. Local Chapter

  • Keeps 60% of membership dues to support local

activities according to Bylaws.

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‘We will be judged by what we build today not what they destroyed yesterday’

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Please ase contact tact us about ut becoming

  • ming a chapter

pter member. ber.

info@Aeronauticscollege.com 08065613659