British Kite Flying Association

Individual Affiliation

We have now set up a system to allow individuals to affiliate to the BKFA. The online request form can be found at this link.



Kite Accident Reporting form

We strongly believe that, like other airsports organisations, we should be largely self regulating.
To help ensure this, we have drawn up a kiteflyer's Code of Conduct and in produced a Comprehensive Risk Assessment system.
To further strengthen our position, we believe that if we are seen to be pro-active in handling kite accidents or "near misses", then we are less likely to have regulation imposed on us. To this end, we have created an online "kite incident" reporting form. This is based on the CAA incident form, but tailored to our specific needs. We strongly recommend that all kitefliers (not just our members) make use of the form where appropriate. At this stage, our aim is merely to collate statistics that can identify common safety issues with our sport. This will allow us to make appropriate udates to our Risk Assessments and Code of Conduct. Additionally, should the worst ever happen, it would strengthen the legal case to demenstrate that we have taken active measures to minimise the possibility of an accident.
You simply complete the online form and email it to us. The form can be found here.

The 2008 AGM of the BKFA was held on Sunday 23rd November at the THE ROYAL OAK, 44 Tabard Street, Borough, London. SE1 4JU


The 2009 AGM will be held at the same venue on Sunday 29th November at 2 pm.

See the Meetings and Minutes link on the left for further details.