To mark the centenary of the founding of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force in 2024, 607 (County of Durham) Squadron) presented the North East Land, Sea and Air Museum with an iconic gift

At a ceremony held at the University of Strathclyde on 17 April 2024, 3 personnel from 602 (City of Glasgow) Squadron were awarded Space Command Badges having completed a Space Foundation Course.

Flight Lieutenant John Cruickshank (Retd) who is 103 years old is the sole surviving holder of  the Victoria Cross from World War 2.

The Dowding Scholarship is a Chief of the Air Staff initiative which encourages, inter alia, members of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force to undertake a course of advanced study.

In 2-15, the Foundation Trustees debated as to whether the Royal Auxiliary Air Force (RAuxAF) had its own march.

A Dinner commemorating  the Centenary of the founding of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force was held at Royal Air Force Cranwell on 28th  February 2024.

At a moving Service held on 1st February 2024 at in Cathays Park in Cardiff’s Civic Centre, 614 (County of Glamorgan) Squadron planted a flowering cherry tree to mark the centenary of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force and also the 10th anniversary of the Squadron’s reformation.

In early 2023, a Trustee of the RAuxAF Foundation, Squadron Leader Alfie Hall, worked in partnership with the Nene Valley Railway and the Battle of Britain Locomotive Society to rename the steam engine “92 Squadron” as “Royal Auxiliary Air Force”. 

In September 2023, as part of an adventurous training exercise, four members of 4624 Movements Squadron and three from 501 Logistics Support Squadron attended a parachute training course at the Army Air Training Wing at Airfield Camp, Netheravon.

On 28th November 2023,  The Right Honourable Lord Selkirk of Douglas (James Douglas Hamilton) died in hospital in Edinburgh after a short illness.