Clubs COPA

Serving our Communities Since 1964

At flying clubs and meeting halls from Newfoundland & Labrador to Vancouver Island to Canada’s Far North, COPA members are coming together to preserve the spirit of flight in their communities. You can help boost community aviation awareness while participating in locally sponsored aviation activities and events as members of a COPA Flight. If you want to start a COPA Flight in your area or want to download the current Guide, click here: COPA Guide to the COPA Flights

Find your local Flight

Select first your province, then your Copa Flight from the listing. Information will appear below the map. If you don’t see your COPA Flight in this listing, it may be expired or inactive. Please contact COPA.

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Events

To find a meeting organized by a COPA Flight chapter, please check the COPA FLIGHTS calendar.

Organizing a Meet

Please read the COPA Guide to Air Meets

Do you need a Certificate of Insurance for your event?
As long as your COPA Flight is active as per Policy No. 10.3.1 on page 21 of the COPA Guide to the COPA Flights and you announce, advertise or invite specifying “organized by COPA Flight XXX” your event is automatically insured by COPA Air Meet, however, please refer to the Certificate of Insurance request form below to find more details regarding what is or what is not covered by COPA Air Meet insurance. You only need a Certificate of Insurance when the owner (Private, Municipal, City, etc…) of the property, airport or aerodrome or others participating in your event requests proof of insurance.

Flying Adults & People outside of the COPA For Kids program
COPA Air Meet Insurance is designed to protect COPA National and the Flight’s liability and legal defence as organizers of Fly-outs, fly-ins, or any events organized by a COPA Flight. In addition, the COPA Air Meet Insurance provides excess (top off) insurance for the COPA For Kids Aviation Program. However, this “top off” insurance does not apply to introduction flights to adults & people outside of the COPA For Kids program. Our insurer and COPA National expects the COPA Flight will apply due diligence to ensure all pilots participating in a COPA Flight event involving the flying of adults as passengers are in accordance with the CARs and additional suggested recommendations:

Aerobatic maneuvers or other non-standard flying is prohibited because this is not the intent of introducing people to flying
Current Pilot License or Permit, with passenger-carrying privilege, for the aircraft being flown
Valid Medical Certificate
Transport Canada recency requirements include a minimum of five takeoffs and landings within the previous six months in category and class of aircraft to be used
Aircraft must be Canadian registered
All documentation required by Transport Canada on board of aircraft, including proof of public liability
insurance and property damage applicable aircraft to be used
Aircraft must be authorized for carrying passengers And
Minimum Combined Single Limit Liability of 1M$, including Passengers

Click here to download a Certificate of the Insurance request form for your COPA Flight event

Download COPA Fly-In Propeller card (Print using two sheets of heavy paper stapled together).