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Individual videos for Primary through Intermediate power
and glider as well as the Advanced and Unlimited power categories have been uploaded.
Each pilot's flights area available for viewing here:
https://www.iac.org/nationals-videos
The US National Aerobatic Championships took place in
Salina, Kansas, September 24-29, 2023.
Photos from the championships can be viewed here:
https://www.flickr.com/Nationals_photos
The IAC Board of Directors met at EAA Headquarters in Oshkosh, WI on Friday, November 10
and 11, 2023. This is a brief summary of the decisions made at the meeting.
Contest Sanction Fee
The contest sanction fee is increasing from $55 per pilot to $65 per pilot to adjust for inflation.
The previous increase was over 10 years ago, and the actual inflation-adjustment amount
would be $75.
National Aerobatic Championships
By all accounts the 2023 Championships were a success. The board thanks Shad Coulson for his
…
At their meeting in Oshkosh, Wisconsin on November 11-12, the IAC board of directors approved the Rule Proposals as recommended by the Rules Committee:
- Barrett Hines, Chair
- Jim Bourke, IAC president
- Mike Gallaway, CIVA Delegate
- DJ Molny, Judge Program Chair
- Shad Coulson, Glider Aerobatics Chair
46 rule changes were proposed by members for possible inclusion in the 2024 book. These were numbered in order of the date received. A few of these inputs were initiated by the Rules Program Chair based on verbal requests and prior CIVA…
Read moreThe highest scoring US pilots: Brittanee Lincoln, Kyle Collins and Mike Ciliberti flew to a third-place finish with a very tight overall score of 75.119% behind the second-place Romanian team's score of 75.744%.
The World Advanced Aerobatic Championships took place October 25th through November 3rd at the Jean Airport in Nevada.
Check out the US Advanced team's robust Facebook page of
their experience: www.facebook… Read more
Regional Series Update
The IAC awards first, second, and third-place titles in all categories in each of six regions. Each pilot flies a three-contest minimum with the Nationals as a wild-card. The average of the three best contests flown in a region are used to arrive at a total percentage.
Current leaders in these regions:
MidAmerica: Justin Miller (Primary), Tim Taylor (Sportsman), Justin Hickson (Intermediate), Luke Penner (Advanced)
Northeast: Jerry Esquenazi (Intermediate), David Taylor (…