Flying Fifteen International New Zealand Incorporated Society
The Flying Fifteen New Zealand class association recently restructured itself into an Incoporated Society to fullfil a Yachting New Zealand requirement to better protect the interests of all current and future members of the class in New Zealand. The newly-adopted constitution together with minutes of recent Annual General Meetings and the President's annual reports are presented below. This is followed by a detailed history of the of the class association in New Zealand. To view the current New Zealand Flying Fifteen fleet CLICK HERE.

FFNZ Constitution — Objects and Rules of Flying Fifteen New Zealand Incorporated

FFNZ MinutesPresident's Report"New & Views" Editorials
2007 AGM Minutes 2007 Presidents Report — —
2006 AGM Minutes 2006 Presidents Report Editorial 14 —
2005 AGM Minutes 2005 Presidents Report Editorial 12 Editorial 13
2004 AGM Minutes 2004 Presidents Report Editorial 10 Editorial 11
2003 AGM Minutes 2003 Presidents Report Editorial 8 —
2002 AGM Minutes 2002 Presidents Report Editorial 6 Editorial 7
2001 AGM Minutes 2001 Presidents Report — Editorial 5
2000 AGM Minutes 2000 Presidents Report Editorial 3 Editorial 4

Association History: 1952 — 1972
The first New Zealand Flying Fifteens, Buttercup and Snowdrop, were launched in November 1952, but it was ten years before there was sufficent interest and momentum for forming a local organising body. However, on 3rd March 1963, at the conclusion of the first National Championship held at Lake Taupo, the national class association of Flying Fifteen New Zealand was officially launched. This page is under construction

Association History: 1972 — 1992
Association History: 1992 — 2006 The original FFNZ website was written in 2000 and lasted five years.