Flying Camel

Flying Camel is a commercial name connected to the Israeli aeromodelling scene, appearing in association with the Israel Aeroclub (קלוב התעופה לישראל – טיסנאות), the national body for model aircraft and drone sport in Israel. The aeroclub describes itself as a sports association that unites clubs across the country, runs courses in building and flying model aircraft, organises local, regional and national competitions, and sends Israeli national teams to European and world championships. Its activities cover youth and adult groups at beginner, advanced and senior levels, for both women and men. The club's public activity includes a competition calendar, flying fields, a drone section, courses and activities, procedures and forms, news and updates, and an events board. It also publishes notices such as a general assembly scheduled for 15 September 2026 at the small auditorium in Kfar Hayarok, and it has arranged third-party liability insurance for members through an overseas insurer with the policy handled by Menora. Recent initiatives highlighted on the site include the 2026 competition season and the second 'Great Aviation Challenge' (אתגר התעופה הגדול), this time with an agricultural theme. Within this ecosystem, Flying Camel functions as a brand name rather than as a large manufacturer. Public evidence for the name is limited to a Wikidata entry and its appearance in the aeromodelling context; no founding date, ownership structure, headquarters address or product catalogue is documented in the supplied sources. The brand should therefore be treated as a niche aeromodelling label whose identity is tied to Israeli model-aircraft sport rather than to a mass-market consumer goods company.

The available evidence does not document a detailed corporate history for Flying Camel. The name appears in connection with the Israel Aeroclub (קלוב התעופה לישראל – טיסנאות), which presents itself as the umbrella sports association for model-aircraft clubs in Israel. According to the club's website, it operates a system of courses for building and flying model aircraft, initiates and organises local, regional and national competitions, and sends Israeli national teams to European and world championships. Its programmes include youth and adult groups at beginner, advanced and senior levels, for women and men. The club's site lists a range of ongoing activities: a competition calendar, flying fields, a drone section, courses and activities, procedures and forms, news and updates, and an events board. It also publishes administrative notices, such as a general assembly scheduled for 15 September 2026 at the small auditorium in Kfar Hayarok, where the financial and verbal reports for 2025 and updates on 2026 activity are to be approved. The site notes that third-party liability insurance has been arranged after lengthy efforts, with the policy issued by Menora through an overseas insurer. Recent programme highlights include the 2026 competition season and the second 'Great Aviation Challenge' (אתגר התעופה הגדול), described as having an agricultural theme. The site also references coverage on Channel 11 of the previous challenge. Within this setting, Flying Camel is best understood as a brand name associated with Israeli aeromodelling rather than as a company with a documented independent corporate trajectory. No founding year, founder, headquarters or ownership details are provided in the supplied sources.

Niche aeromodelling brand tied to Israeli model-aircraft sport and the Israel Aeroclub.

Product categories. Model aircraft · Aeromodelling equipment · Drones

1. 1קלוב התעופה לישראל -טיסנאות | ספורט, חוגים, פנאי רחפניםaeroclub.org.il
2. 2Flying Camelwikidata.org