Honorary board member. Not everyone knew that AUF bms were just Committeemen (so far they had resisted the Diversity that come when women start making decisions (other than their lovely wives of course).
So the title was little more than a back-hander, but Turbo used the time to teach trusted friends the art of flying at night without lights.
Of course the secondary Module had to be Short Field Landings (SFL) which today's AUF members didn't seem to know much about; If there's a runway for 747s, you can bet there will be Jabirus turning on to the last taxyway. The reason for the module was to make any collisions soft ones.
Using just these two Modules the combined BSFL (black) ensured that CASA couldn't touch you.
Even the famous aviator Bigglesworth, who flew from the east coast, over the dividing range with just a Morgan and a $3.00 compass was stunned to find after landing at Tocumwal, the parked Challenger on the last tee of the Tocumwal Gold Club.
On one occasion, with no runways available and short on fuel one of the BSFLs, bull ............