Latest News, Bulletins & Updates
Bulletin #1 published for EAAC and EIAC 2026
The first Bulletin has now been published for the 14th FAI European Advanced and 3rd FAI Intermediate Aerobatic Championships to be held at Deva Airport, Romania from September 17 to 26. This full document can now be downloaded from the event pages here.
Section-6 Parts 1 and 2 – new versions published
Both parts 1 (power) and 2 (glider) of CIVA Section-6 Regulations have been republished with their “half-loop and roll” texts and the explanatory diagram revised to match the approval reached at the 2025 plenary conference in Paris. This final solution involves mandatory application of a Hard Zero if separation between the roll and the half-loop reaches or exceeds twice the…
WAC-26 has moved to Mason City, Iowa
I would like to officially inform you that the original Organizer Agreement for the 33rd FAI World Aerobatic Championships in Batavia has been terminated with the contracted organizer. At the same time, the United States Aerobatic Team, the volunteer community, and the NAC remain fully committed and highly motivated to organize the Championship. As a result of their efforts, the…
Plenary Conference Agenda Items added
The 2024 Plenary Conference page continues to build with submitted items for you to read and digest before we get to Athens for this year’s meeting. Please visit: https://www.civanews.com/civa-2024-plenary-conference/
Free Known Figure Proposals for 2025
The figure proposals received from NAC’s for Power and Glider Free Known programmes in 2025 are now available here (link). They are currently being assessed by the KAWG and GAC. Comments and ranking from the KAWG and GAC experts will be published around the 10th of October.
Bulletin #2 Published for EAAC and EIAC-24
Competitors and CIVA officials aiming to be at the combined 2024 EAAC and EIAC events in Romania now have a second Bulletin available with the latest details regarding these events – please visit the EAAC/EIAC Championship pages for full details.
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