IAC Chapter 24
Newly edited and formatted applications for the Glider and Power Achievement Awards have been added online to the Achievement Award webpage. Aerobatic competitors can earn achievement awards that signify the level of proficiency obtained in aerobatic flight. There are two types of achievement awards available: Smooth Awards and Stars Awards. Smooth awards are earned by
New Contest Paperwork Changes starting 2020 EAA and IAC Headquarters just sent emails stating that the contest paperwork will change this year to accommodate new liability concerns. The Contest Entry Form will now be 3 standalone documents and all need to be signed prior to entering the box for either practice or
The Legacy category, which had been provisional, established at the 2019 Spring Board Meeting, has concluded its first contest season in 2019 and, while it was not widely utilized, it was decided that it should continue into the 2020 contest season with an eye toward including it in our U.S. Nationals. Everyone likes the idea of the
Please note that the Advanced Known for 2020 has been updated as up February, 2020! Here is the updated version:: Advanced Known V2 2020
We have made application for our club to EAA for a Ray Foundation Scholarship. If you have anyone that you think would be interested: tom@iac24.org curt@iac24.org
It is time to pay your 2020 club dues. You can now pay your dues on line. It is only $30. Such a bargain. Also, Curt Richmond has made application for our club to EAA for a Ray Foundation Scholarship. If you have anyone that you think would be interested let Curt know. Call me
Notes from the IAC Board of Directors meeting in Oshkosh, November 7th 2019 Full notes can be found at: https://www.iac.org/meeting- docs -U.S. National Aerobatic Championships moved to Salina, Kansas in 2019 -IAC Rule Book has been refactored in draft form by Jim Bourke -New Executive Director, Steve Kurtzahn -Lorrie Penner has moved into the
There are several videos that need to be viewed to take the test, so it’s easiest to print out the exams, complete the tests, then go online to submit them. If you’re a current judge, take the R&C exam!! If you’re a current judge and would like to be a National judge, take the National
Lead by IAC Membership Chair, Jim Bourke, the IAC Rule Book working group has released the 2020 IAC rule book! The 2020 rule change proposals accepted by the board at the 2019 fall meeting are incorporated in the new book as well as comments received during the member comment period, which ended December 31, 2019. Please
This is a message from Jim Bourke. He has done a incredible job reworking our massive rule book. Now is you chance to weigh in with any changes to the new rule book. I’ve just released a version of the re factored rule book for member comment. It is a surprisingly lightweight 96 page document