Netherlands Subscription Only - Societies

	(Spotting Group Eindhoven - SGE) 'ACE' [ISSN ? ] Spotters magazine. No further information. The group is now called the Eindhoven-Welschap Aviation Society (EWAS), which publishes a magazine called 'Follow Me'. Ceased publication
	(Spotting Group Volkel - SGV) 'AIM' [ISSN ? ] A quarterly spotters magazine published by the Spotting Group Volkel (SGV). SGV was founded in 1985 as an association under Dutch law for aircraft spotters, focusing on military aviation. SGV has become one of the largest aviation enthusiasts groups in the Netherlands with almost 400 members. SGV publishes a magazine, called AIM. It is published four times a year, and each issue has between 70 and 90 pages. The magazine is in the Dutch language, and the editorial team tries to produce an article for each of the following sections: Volkel movements (Wat hebben we gemist in..) - Volkel movements of the last three months, Past times (Vervlogen Volkel tijden) - Volkel movements of the past, Aircraft recognition (Typeherkenning) - A detailed look at a specific aircraft type and all its versions, Airfield directions (Follow Me) - A detailed guide to the air bases in a specific country, Technology (Technische Dienst) - A look at the technology of military aviation, Badges and units (ID) - The badges and markings of a specific air arm, Funny stories (Spot er maar mee) - Some humorous and less humorous spotters' stories, Trip reports (Globetrotters) - Extensive reports of spotting trips all over the world, SGV visits (Roadrunners) - Reports of group visits organised by Spotting Group Volkel, Various (Varia) - Articles of a highly varied nature. Current Further information: Spotting Group Volkel, PO Box 77, 5408 ZH Volkel, The Netherlands. website: SGV
	( ? ) 'Airnieuws Nederland' [ISSN 0926-3365] Published monthly? First published circa 1972 under the title Airnieuws-Rotterdam. Renamed to present title by 1988. Spotters magazine. Current Further information: tba
	(KNVvL afd Luchtvaartkennis) 'Avia Hobby' [ISSN ? ] Published by the Royal Netherlands Aviation Historical Society. No further information. Current Further information: tba
	(Stichting Valkenburgse Vliegtuigspotters - SVVS) 'Centerline' [ISSN ? ] Bi-monthly spotters magazine, with some 60 pages in each issue. 'Centerline' was the official magazine of the Valkenburg Aircraft Spotters Foundation (SVVS) and was exclusively distributed amongst the contributors of the foundation. 'Centerline' was published six times a year and contained the following sections: Valkenburg aircraft movements - a review of all military movements at the one and only Naval Air Station for fixed wing aircraft in The Netherlands (includes full details of serials, aircraft types and callsigns), Royal Netherlands Navy Aviation News - the latest news about Europe's largest P-3 fleet and Valkenburg NAS, Military Aviation News - some of the latest news and interesting facts on worldwide military aviation, Spotter Reports - travel reports written by local Valkenburg spotters on their trips around the world's military airfields (including movements), P-3 Orion News - two-monthly update on the Lockheed Martin P-3 Orion compiled by the P-3 specialists of the P-3 Orion Research Group, Features - all sorts of aviation subjects. Articles about aircraft types, air forces, squadrons, etc. Included many photographs. SVVS was founded in 1984. Sadly the closure of NAS Valkenburg brought about a decline in membership and SVVS disbanded in Autumn 2007. Ceased publication
	(Aviation Group Leeuwarden - AGL) 'Full Stop' [ISSN ? ] A quarterly spotters magazine, with about 56 pages in each issue. Includes spotting reports, Leeuwarden movements, feature articles and photographs. Current Further information: AGL, P.O. Box 444, 8901 BE Leeuwarden, 058-2673747, The Netherlands. Phone/fax: 058-2673747. e-mail: info@agl-fullstop.nl, website: AGL
	(GEAS - Groningen Eelde Air Society*) 'GEAR - Groningen Eelde Air Review' [ISSN ? ] Bi-monthly publication since at least 1988. Primarily a spotters magazine. Includes Gronigen-Eelde Airport movements, airshow and field reports, plus feature articles on aircraft squadrons, air forces etc. GEAS is a fairly small group with only about 50 members.* Also reported as 'Groningen-Eelde Aircraft Spotters'. Current Further information: Lindelaan 38, 9431 CK Westerbork, The Netherlands. Tel: 0593-331941. e-mail: hmrolink@wxs.nl [No website]
	(Gilze-Rijen Aviation Society - GRAS) 'Take Off' [ISSN ? ] A bi-monthly spotters magazine, with about 52 pages in each issue. Between April 1988 and December 1993, GRAS published a magazine called 'Runway 28', mostly filled with spotters reports. In January 1995, a new magazine called 'Take Off' was launched, with much wider scope and improved production quality. Contents includes: THG News - latest news of the KLUs Tactical Helicopter Group, Gilze-Rijen movements, In The Loop - Dutch military aviation news, various articles, road runners - reports from abroad, radio scanner reports, Gilze-Rijen history. Initially published bi-monthly, but quarterly from 2002. Illustrated with photographs. Current Further information: GRAS, Mgr. van Hooydonkstraat 39, 5121 JR Rijen, The Netherlands. Phone/fax: 0161-225358. e-mail: webmaster@gras-spotters.nl, website: GRAS
	(IPMS - Netherlands) 'Modelbouw In Plastic' [ISSN ? ] Quarterly general interest modelling magazine, with good aviation content. Includes in-depth articles on specific aircraft types operated by the Dutch armed forces - nearly all of them being post-WW2 types. Approx. 40 pages each, with photos and drawings. First published in January 1972. Current Further information: website: IPMS NL
	(Luchtvaartvereniging Twenthe) 'On Finals' [ISSN ? ] Spotters magazine which concentrated on the Twenthe air force base. Bi-monthly publication with some 50 pages. Probably ceased publication circa 1999. Ceased publication Further information: Luchtvaartvereniging Twenthe, Postbus 3714, 7500 DS Enschede, The Netherlands. e-mail: lvtwenthe@hotmail.com, website: Panoravia
	(Panoravia Twenthe) 'Panoravia' [ISSN ? ] Spotters magazine concentrating on the Twenthe air force base. 8 issues published per year. First established in January 1993. Current Further information: Panoravia, Lenthohof 9-I, 7557 TM Hengelo, The Netherlands. e-mail: panoravia@planet.nl, website: Panoravia
	(AOPA NL) 'Pilots & Planes' [ISSN 1872-5554] Glossy large format (48x34 cm) magazine for members of the Netherlands branch of AOPA. Published 11 times per year. Includes flight tests, reviews and news for general aviation, ultralight and business aviation pilots. Current Further information: Pilots & Planes
	(IPMS - Netherlands) 'PIM' [ISSN ? ] Bi-monthly newsletter printed in black and white. A4 size with 12 to 16 pages in each issue. Contents comprises IPMS Netherlands Regional news, SIG news, Events reports, 'Supply and demand', Modelling news and Forthcoming events, with the remaining pages taken up with kit and decal reviews. Current Further information: website: IPMS NL
	(Spotting Group The Hillkillers - SGHK) 'ROTORslap' [ISSN ? ] A quarterly spotters magazine. Includes spotting reports, Soesterberg movements, feature articles and photographs. The first issue was published in 1996. Current Further information: SGHK, Nijenheim 6210, 3704 BK Zeist, The Netherlands. Phone: 030-6952097. e-mail: info@sghk.nl, website: SGHK
	(Spotting Group Maastricht) 'Threshold' [ISSN ? ] A monthly spotters magazine. Contents normally includes: movements at Maastricht-Aachen Airport, movements at other Airports, movements at Geilenkirchen Air Base (Germany), civil as well as military articles, show reports and much more. Current Further information: SGMT, Zeishof 10, 6418 JJ Heerlen, The Netherlands. e-mail: info@sgmt.nl, website: SGMT