Scout, which were followed by the organization of a first course in aeronautical culture, organized at the Air War School in Florence-Cascine, but, at the end of the sixties, clear material and logistics difficulties blocked the development and the activities of the Scouts of the air inside the institution. Kenya Air Scouting program in Kenya is currently being renewed and with the 'Young Aviators Air Scouts Open Troop' in Langata District operating successfully. Malaysia The first Air Scout patrol was established in the Victoria Institution in 1951 and ceased to exist in 1955. The 10th Kuala Lumpur Group in the Methodist Boys' School was established circa 1910, converted to Air Scouts in 1951 and remains active. Air Scouts Troops exist in Kuala Lumpur and Johore. Malta The island of Malta currently only has one Air Scout Group who run an adapted Air Scouting Program, which was originally based on the UK scheme. The Air Scout Group is attached to St Augustine's College. The group has for a number of years participated in JOTA/JOTI. Malta previously had a number of other Air Scout Groups which are now defunct. Netherlands Air Scouting (luchtscouting) in the Netherlands is an active part of the program. There are currently 15 Air Scout groups. They wear a gray shirt. New Zealand The New Zealand Air Scouts are part of the national Scouts New Zealand association, affiliated with the World Organization of the Scout Movement. There are multiple Air Scout groups based in New Zealand, including: Whenuapai Air Scouts, Taiaotea Air Scout Group Browns Bay, Waikanae Air Scouts and Captain Musick Air Scouts. Nigeria The Airscout Wing of The Scout Association of Nigeria [formally Boys Scouts of Nigeria] was established in 1978 by an aeronautical engineer working for Nigerian Airways. The initial objectives where to cater for the young people in the science and art of airmanship/aviation trades, discipline and citizenship. However, the Air Scouts made their first national appearance at Makurdi in 1987, with the very first Rover Air Crew led by Segun Ige [of the Nigerian Airforce]. Their Air Scout Training Methods are published here: Pakistan Royal Pakistan Air Scouts under Pakistan Air Force is an active organisation of Pakistan Boy Scouts Association came into being on 7 September 1970 under the order of POR Policy Organisation Rules of Pakistan Boy Scouts Association. First Air Scouts Association to be divided into Squadrons and to be