FSAM 2024 General Assembly of Delegates in Payerne
It was at the historic site of the Payerne Air Base—and more specifically at the Clin d'Ailes Museum (which we highly recommend) that the Delegates’ Assembly of March 9, 2024, was held; this year’s event was organized by the Comité Aéro Romand.
More than sixty people from the Confederation’s three main regions made the trip to French-speaking Switzerland for this assembly, which was organized by the FSAM Committee and chaired by Adrian Eggenberger. While the main agenda items were presented, discussed, and voted on that very morning (see MFS AGM Report 03/24), a cocktail reception was served at noon for the delegates amid the museum’s collections, followed by two guided tours to introduce or remind everyone of the progress our military aviation has made over more than 100 years.
The Comité Aéro Romand would like to take this opportunity to once again express its gratitude to each participant in this meeting, as well as to our federation president.
Thank you to the Clin d'Ailes Museum for its support and collaboration (clindailes.ch)
Laurent Beldame
While we wait for the next Delegates’ Assembly in 2025, let’s take a look at some photos.

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