1017 (Malvern)Sqn

Welcome to the Air Cadets

What do Air Cadets Do?
Everything that many young people only dream of.

As one of the largest youth groups in the United Kingdom, the Air Training Corps opens up the widest of opportunities for young people aged from 13-18 years.

      Flying is naturally a major part of Air Cadet life. Did you know that you can fly before you can drive? You can if you are an Air Cadet and not only in powered aircraft. Gliders, Microlights and Hang Gliders are all part of the annual arena of fun as is training for parachuting.

      Active adventure and sport are also on the list that takes Air Cadets into a new way of life that adds to the social side of making new friends not only in this country but also in other parts of the world.

Maybe your interests are more towards computers, photography, radio, or music, these also are just part of the rewarding activities when you become an Air Cadet. There are no limits as to your involvement.

As you progress through the website you will see that 1017 (Malvern) Squadron has so much to offer the young people of today.

Whilst Air Cadets have every opportunity to enjoy all the active hands on experiences connected with the Air Training Corps, they also gain experience in leadership skills when progressing through the ranks, the honour of awards by achievement and representing the Air Cadets not only in the Squadron. but also through the Wing, the Region and ultimately