Wishing a very Merry Christmas to all involved with the Royal Air Force Air Cadets! 🎄✈️ To the cadets, CFAV, Civilian Committees, Service Instructors and permanent staff who show such dedication and spirit throughout the year: thank you for your service and commitment. May your holiday be filled with well-deserved rest and festive cheer. Commandant Air Cadets | Royal Air Force Air Cadets

We thank each and every person who volunteers with the RAF Air Cadets. Your time and dedication is what enables us to deliver the Cadet experience and change many young peoples lives. International Volunteers Day this year sees the launch of the International Year of the Volunteer, promoting sustainability and development, so if you'd like to see how you can volunteer with us, visit our website and join us! https://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/volunteers1/being-a-volunteer/ #IVD2025 #InternationalVo

16K views · 218 reactions | Another week, another #RAFACReview ✈️✨ Check out what Cadets all across the country have been getting up to this week! Don’t forget to tag us for a chance to feature in a future review! 﫡 #AirCadets #WhatWeDo #NoOrdinaryHobby | Royal Air Force Air Cadets | Facebook

6.7K views · 209 reactions | Today is the big day, and Cadet Flight Sergeant Zidour-Khan has a very important role. She’ll be carrying the Air Training Corp's banner at HM King Charles III’s coronation, where a number of cadets from across the country are playing a key part. Yasmin explains how practice has been going so far, including a midnight procession through the streets of our capital. | Royal Air Force Air Cadets | Facebook

RAF Halton hosted the first RAFAC National-level music camp for two years. Nearly 60 cadet musicians were in training for an appearance at 2026’s Birmingham International Tattoo; an appearance that will mark the Air Training Corps’ 85th anniversary. After two days dedicated to music and drill training it was time for a day away from rehearsals with a visit to Windsor Castle. This was no ordinary visit though. On 28 October, the castle was closed to the public because of investiture ceremonies be

18K views · 1.1K reactions | The Royal Air Force Air Cadets are heavily involved every year supporting The Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT), from making the 'Green Cone' road to marking out tent sites. With no RIAT, this year’s Virtual Air Tattoo gives the Air Cadets the chance to showcase their many other activities, of which learning to fly is just one. RAF content continues throughout the evening on Twitch.tv/RAFVGEA/ | Royal Air Force | Facebook

Air Cadets Flying High | Royal Air Force