We've redrawn the 2019 Unlimited Known sequence file to improve the readability of Forms B/C. https://www.iac.org/sequences
NOTE: The figures themselves are unchanged.
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January 12, 2019
The New Year opens the 2019 Judge training cycle! For certified Judges the 2019 Judge Revalidation & Currency Exam is online. For everyone who would like to work on becoming an IAC Judge, and for competitors and friends who want to know what Judges look for, please view the online Judge training and do the Judge Knowledge Quizzes.
IAC chapters have begun posting…
Read moreJanuary 9, 2019
The IAC Executive Committee has appointed a working group to incorporate the Rule Proposals that were approved at the November 2018 Fall Board meeting.
The working group is anticipated to complete the 2019 Rule Book well before the first Judge's School in February. The tentative release date is January 31, 2019. If there are changes or further developments to the intended release date, news will be posted to the IAC website.
As previously posted to the website in December, the approved Rule Proposals are listed …
Read moreJanuary 3, 2019
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December 27, 2018
Here are the final results of the First Ever Texas Championship Series. Analogous to the regional series,…
December 17, 2018
The World Advanced Aerobatic Championships are headed back to the USA in 2022 after CIVA delegates accepted a bid from the International Aerobatic Club and IAC Chapter 12 to host the 15th biennial event. Dates are set for October 11-22, 2022.
Duncan Koerbel, IAC 437649 and President of IAC Chapter 12, attended the CIVA plenary in Warsaw, Poland on November 10 to present the bid. The bid named Jean, Nevada as the contest site, citing the proximity to Las Vegas, Nevada as a key point of interest for international pilots and their families and friends. The Jean…
December 12, 2018
On November 8, 2018 at the EAA Halls of Fame Banquet, longstanding IAC member Tom Adams was inducted into the IAC Hall of Fame.
Adams (IAC 1999) learned to fly by training with his father and helped pay for college by dusting crops in a 450 Stearman. He served in the Marine Aviation Cadet program in Pensacola, flying A-4D Skyhawks, and eventually began a 32-year career with Northwest Airlines. Adams retired as a captain on the 747-400 after logging time in more than 100 different aircraft types.
His aerobatic career began with a self-built Pitts S-1C in regional IAC contests. He has…
Read moreDecember 9, 2018
While there is no official IAC award specifically for the RV series of aircraft, IAC board member Ron Schreck maintains a list of standings on the Vans Air Force website. http://www.vansairforce.com/community/showthread.php?p=1302132
Ron writes: Congratulations to Brian Pfam who scored a first place finish in the final IAC competition of the season. Brian is the sole RV pilot competing in the Primary category this year and expects to move up to the Sportsman level in 2019…
Read moreDecember 3, 2018
This year 22 proposals, evaluated by the eight member Rules Committee, were recommended to the IAC Board of Directors for adoption into the 2019 Rule Book, and an additional three rules proposals were conditionally recommended if indicated changes were included. Of these, 11 were approved. Approved proposals have been sent back to the Rules Committee for inclusion in the 2019 IAC Rulebook.
The approved proposals are
2019-02 Glider seatbelt requirements eased.
2019-04 Allow CIVA Judges to judge at the IAC Nationals.
2019-…
November 19, 2018
The IAC Board of Directors met in Oshkosh, Wisconsin on November 9th and 10th for the annual Fall Board Meeting. The board had 64 agenda items to review, discuss, and make some decisions on. All documents are on the IAC website here for our members: https://www.iac.org/meeting-docs (member log in required)
Of major interest to the membership were four big topics; U.S. National Aerobatic Championships, Rules Proposals, the 2019 Proposed Known…
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