All IACers are invited to propose Known sequences and rules changes for contest year 2014.

The club welcomes your proposals for Sportsman and Intermediate Power and Glider Known sequences, which change with each year. (The Primary sequence changes very infrequently, but you're also welcome to propose one.) Limited guidance for writing Known sequences is found in P&P 221(3)(C).

Submit your proposals via email to Brian Howard…

Each year, the membership of the IAC nominates outstanding volunteers to be recognized for their contribution to the sport of aerobatics. 
It's easier than ever to nominate this year - use the on-line form!  Click HERE to make an on-line nomination. You can nominate your fellow IAC'ers for one of the five awards listed on the Non Flying Awards webpage.
This is an excellent…

Anyone who has filled out an FAA waiver application knows that the PDF file is read-only, preventing you from saving your work. IAC is pleased to offer a save-able version of Form 7711-2, available for download here.

Many thanks to …

The IAC Official Contest Rules 2013 has just been updated with Revision 24.1, dated 23 April 2013. Sections affected by this edit are: 4.11.2 (page 4-9); 6.13.5 including Fig. 6.13.2 (page 6-10); and 7.3.1(d) (page 7-3). Page 2 of the Foreword was also changed to reflect these  revisions.

This update is important. You’ll find Rev. 24.1 available for download here (this site, login required) or here (old…

At the Spring Director's meeting in San Carlos, the Board approved new aerobatic titles to be hosted each year by one Eastern U.S. and one Western U.S. Regional contest.  The titles are "IAC Open Champion East" and "IAC Open Champion West" for each category flown at the host contests.

This year the Wildwoods Acroblast will host the IAC Open East.  The IAC Open West will be determined shortly.  Look for your May issue of Sport Aerobatics to read details. 

IAC pilot competitors, the regional contests let you vie for local dominance.  The regional titles let you vie for regional…