• Regional and special interest Branches and a Day Club provide camaraderie, social activity and mutual support for those that have served Australia in periods of war and peace.
• Many other associated groups use the RAAFA Centre for regular meetings, reunions and gatherings, eg, Catalina Club, Odd Bods (UK), RAAF Europe, RAF Association, and New Zealand RSL Sub Branch.
• RAAFA Office services available to other organisations on fee arrangements.
• Free historical and technical library.
• Increasingly those with civil aviation interests are enjoying membership.

The RAAF Association is a National membership organisation with Divisions and Branches in all States and Territories. RAAFA is a leading member of the Australian Veterans and Defence Services Council.

• ANZAC Day March Melbourne, serving and past service RAAF welcome to march with RAAFA, if without another affiliation – Air Forces Club open on ANZAC Day for meals and refreshments.
• Battle for Australia events, bring Australia's WW2 history to younger Australians.
• Ecumenical Service in March, at nearby St Martins South Yarra, followed by fellowship lunch.
• Pilgrimage to RAAF Point Cook in early November, RAAF Chapel, AFC Shrine and RAAF Museum.
• Annual Royal Agricultural Society's Melbourne Showground Memorial service.

• RAAFA's Welfare service, provide advice on entitlements and processes under the Veterans Entitlements Acts and Military Compensation Scheme.
• Participation with DVA and others to improve support for the serving and past serving personnel.
• Provision of advice on access to Service records/medal entitlements for family researchers.