The Home Page of the FAI Air Sport General Commission.

CASI's responsibilities are in the areas of Definitions, Measurements Standards and Methods, FAI preferred terminologies, FAI Sporting Licences, Control of Certified FAI Achievements, World records and Sporting Events.

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The FAI Constitution consists of the FAI Statutes and the By-Laws to the FAI Statutes. References to the Air Sport General Commission which show the basis for its operation within FAI are :

• Statutes - paragraph 5.6
• Statutes - Terms and Definitions: International Appeals Tribunal
• Statutes - paragraph 1.6.1.1 (responsibility over the General Section of the FAI Sporting Code).
• By-Laws - paragraph 5.2.
• By-Laws - paragraph 5.4. (Officials)
• By-Laws - paragraph 5.5. (Voting)

• FAI Sporting Code - General Section
• FAI Jury Members Handbook
• Other FAI Documents (including other section of the Sporting code
  
  
• Distance calculations over an Ellipsoid or the FAI sphere

The Air Sport General Commission meets in full (plenary) session annually, normally on the day before the start of the FAI General Conference and at the same location. The Commission Bureau normally meets the day before. [click here for more information]

The annual CASI Plenary meeting is the main discussion and decision-making body of the FAI Air Sport General Commission. CASI is constituted by and operates under the parts of the FAI Constitution (the Statutes and By-Laws) that refer to it. The CASI Bureau is responsible for arranging business, consulting and taking decisions as required between Plenaries. [click here for more information]