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CIVA Known Q Sequences
The following Known (Q) sequences are effective on 1 January 2009 for all FAI Aerobatic Championships. They are available for viewing by clicking on the sequence. The forms which have been created using Visio 5 software are also available for download below in VSD format.
- 2009 Unlimited Known (Q) Sequence (PDF file, 74 KB)
- 2009 Unlimited Known (Q) Sequence (VSD file, 344 KB)
- 2009 Unlimited Known (Q) Sequence B Form only (PDF file, 66 KB)
- 2009 Advanced Known (Q) Sequence (PDF file, 70 KB)
- 2009 Advanced Known (Q) Sequence (VSD file, 340 KB)
- 2009 Advanced Known (Q) Sequence B Form only (PDF file, 70 KB)
- 2009 Glider Known Sequence (PDF file, 67 KB)
- 2009 Glider Known Sequence (VSD file, 289 KB)
- 2009 Glider Known Sequence B Form only (PDF file, 70 KB)
- 2009 World Air Games P1 Known Sequence (PDF file, 67 KB)
- 2009 World Air Games P1 Known Sequence (VSD file, 489 KB)
- 2009 World Air Games P1 Known Sequence B Form only (PDF file, 70 KB)
- 2009 Yak 52 Known Sequence (PDF file, 62 KB)
- 2009 Yak 52 Known Sequence (VSD file, 323 KB)
- 2009 Yak 52 Known Sequence B Form only (PDF file, 70 KB)
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FAI and CIVA trophies, medals, and diplomas aim at giving public recognition to those who have reached the highest pinnacles of achievement in aerobatic competition -- whether it be as a pilot or a contributor in other ways. These awards are presented each year at all of the World and Continental Championships held under the banner of FAI in Unlimited, Advanced, and Glider competition. [more]
CIVA Fair Play System (FPS)
In 2006, CIVA implemented its new FairPlay System – a new statistical method for calculating scores at FAI Aerobatic Championships. Click here for a detailed explanation of the system by Nick Buckenham of the United Kingdom.