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You may now propose a rule change online! The deadline is Sept. 1.

If you were at IAC Aerobatics Canada Chapter 3's Upper Canada Open at Tillsonburg, Ontario earlier this month, you saw a Harvard fly Primary, a Bucker win Sportsman, a Javelin fly Intermediate, and a One Design in Advanced. You also saw lots of Pitts Specials, an Extra, a Staudacher, and Citabria.

Read Larry Ernewein's article about the Upper Canada Open

We have flown five regional contests since last report on the 2014 IAC regionals a month ago: Can-Am in Cut Bank, Montana; Upper Canada Open in Tillsonburg, Ontario; Hoosier Hoedown in Kokomo, Indiana; Kathy Jaffe Challenge in Lumberton, New Jersey; and Beaver State in Pendleton, Oregon. See Cut Bank Can-Am Results for a report about the contest at Cut Bank, Montana

Next weekend, the last weekend in August has four contests: Rebel Regional in Union City, Tennessee; Hill Country Hammerfest in Llano, Texas; IAC Open West, 40th…

Flying began just a few minutes ago (at about 12:00 noon here in Slovakia) of Programme 4 -- the 2nd Free Unknown.  Six pilots were flown last night after the 1st Free Unknown was completed. After a 50% cut of the pilots, based on the standings from the combined programmes, a total of 32 pilots will fly the last programme of this year's WAAC.  Low clouds have again plagued the contest site but weather is now above minimums and the flights should move quickly.

Official results of the competition can be found at https://www.civa-results.com.…

The Free Programme at the World Advanced Aerobatic Championships in Slovakia was completed yesterday in mid-afternoon and the results became final at 5:30 pm.

France took the first two places in the Free (Louis Vanel and Thomas Libaud both flying an Extra 330SC) with a South African pilot (Patrick Davidson) winning the Bronze in a Sukhoi SU-26M. 

US Team pilots were placed as follows:

Mark Fullerton, 22nd; Marty Flournoy, 26th; Mark Nowosielski, 32nd; Craig Gifford, 49th; and Matt Lane, 56th. Team USA in currrently in fourth place.

Detailed results and the…

The last Known flight of the World Advanced Aerobatic Championships in Dubnica nad Váhom, Slovakia was completed yesterday evening, the 9th of August.  All 66 pilots completed the sequence and at 9:30 am this morning, Sunday, the results became official after the protest period expired. 

The contest proceeded smoothly throughout the day, though not without interruption.  Before US Team pilot Craig Gifford's flight, an aircraft landed gear up on the grass runway here at the airfield but it wasn't long before a whole crew of men lifted it and moved it off the runway so the contest…