The F3 Aerobatics Sub-committee Chairman has issued some additional judging notes that may be useful. Download the document here.
2010 F1 Volume Error
There is an error in the published 2010 edition of the F1 Volume of the Sporting Code. Class F1P, paragraph 3.6.7: the first sentence should read "The maximum duration to be taken for each official flight is three minutes."
Mrs Jo Halman
CIAM Technical Secretary
10th January 2010
Stéphane Desprez, former Competition Director of the 2008 Rugby World Cup in France, has been appointed as the new Secretary General of the FAI – the World Air Sports Federation. He will formally take up his appointment in Lausanne, Switzerland, on 1st February 2010.
F3D Technical Notice
Two new documents containing information on F3D silencer homologation and the F3D Euro Cup rules are available on the F3D Pylon Racing page
Mrs Jo Halman
CIAM Technical Secretary
18 November 2009
The current list of Aeromodelling classes, including Space Modelling, appears here.
Stéphane Desprez, former Competition Director of the 2008 Rugby World Cup in France, has been appointed as the new Secretary General of the FAI – the World Air Sports Federation. He will formally take up his appointment in Lausanne, Switzerland, on 1st February 2010.
The much anticipated second series of the Breitling Airsports World TV series is now available to order from the airsports.tv website.
The 103rd FAI General Conference held this month in Incheon, Korea, was a landmark event at a time when the geopolitical and economic centre-of-gravity of the world is moving steadily to the East.
A series of over 40 winning paintings from the FAI Young Artists Contest is currently on public display on the campus of the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona.
At 12:00 today the 53rd Coupe Aéronautique Gordon Bennett, the famous international FAI aeronautical gas balloon race named after the US Media tycoon James Gordon Bennett, came to a fantastic close with the final landing of the 16th competitor in Portelas / Portugal, barely 20 km from the most western tip of the European Continent, and only about 4 km from the Atlantic ocean.
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