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Darren Pleasance will be presenting the Webinar: "How to get your own Aerobatic Practice Area"  on August 6,2014 at 7:00pm CDT.
Participate in a pre-webinar survey until Aug. 3: [obsolete link removed]

Webinar Description: Wish you had an aerobatic practice area (APA), but unsure how to go about it? Darren will guide you through the necessary steps to apply for an APA or a contest waiver. The forms that are needed and the differences between a contest waiver, a long term practice waiver of up to 2 years and a short term practice waiver…

We're a little past the All-Star break, halfway through competition season, and the IAC Regional Series is starting to shape up. Every region except the NorthWest has contenders who have flown at least two contests. The SouthWest has pilots already qualified in Sportsman through Unlimited Power. The SouthEast has a valid contest in Advanced. There are many contests remaining to be flown, the warmest months have arrived. Expect to see more pilots reaching the three contest mark. (The NorthWest mark is two contests.)

Current results of the IAC Regional Series are now posted as…

At its spring 2014 board meeting, the IAC Board approved minor changes to P&P 504, affecting pilots flying for Advanced and Unlimited Power and Glider team selection. These changes are now available for a 2-month comment period. Marked-up and Final copies are provided in PDF format. We encourage Unlimited competitors who are planning to fly at the 2014 U.S. Nationals to review these changes and submit comments (…

This event, originally scheduled for August 23-24, has been canceled. The organizers look forward to hosting the event in 2015.

The Green Mountain Aerobatic Contest in Vermont last weekend was absolutely the place to be for Northeast aerobatic competitors. Forty-three competitors made it to Hartness-Springfield airport (KVSF): two Primary, nineteen Sportsman, fourteen Intermediate, five Advanced, and three Unlimited.

Thanks to Eddie Ruhl, Wes Liu, Neville Hogan, and John Perkins for watching and judging thirty-eight flights of Sportsman.

Thanks to Blair Mohn, Jay Hewett, Farrell Woods, and John Perkins for watching and judging forty-two flights of Intermediate.

IAC Chapter 35 President Farrell…

The new, later-in-the-season deadline for proposing Known Programs and rules changes is September 1, only six weeks away.

Known Programs for Primary, Sportsman and Intermediate categories are solicited for both powered aircraft and gliders, as applicable.1  Please submit at least a Form B.  Include a list of figure catalog numbers and K-factors if possible.2

Please write each rule proposal as specifically as possible and include the rationale for the change.  When applicable, identify rules affected by your proposal by…