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IGC (which stands for "International Gliding Commission") is responsible for FAI's gliding activities, in particular World Records and International Competitions with the exception of glider aerobatics [ more about IGC ]

FAI World Air Games

 
The FAI World Air Games have now drawn to a close. Click here for more information, including results, news and links, for the biggest and most important aviation competition in the world.

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Austrian GP

The Austrian Grand Prix is over. Ther final results can be found here.

New version of Section 3 of the FAI Sporting Code

The latest version of Section 3 of the FAI Sporting Code, which will come into force on October 1, 2009, is now available and can be downloaded here.

Erratum: Minutes of IGC meeting 2009

An error on page 16 of the minutes has been corrected, please see the highlighted text in the new version (ver. 1.0b).

IGC Online Pilot Survey

The IGC is conducting a worldwide survey of glider pilots.

The survey aims to better understand the issues faced by glider pilots in different countries, assess the quality of experience enjoyed by members of our sport and map out the nature of the global soaring community.

We would like to hear about your experiences as a glider pilot and your views on soaring. Your responses will help us in defining development strategies for our sport.

To participate in the survey, please click one of the links below:

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Current Gliding Events

until 05 Jul 2009 6th FAI Junior World Gliding Championships Räyskälä (FIN)
until 11 Jul 2009 15th FAI European Gliding Championship Nitra (SVK)

Upcoming Gliding Events

25 Jul 2009 5th FAI Women's World Gliding Championship Szeged (HUN)
25 Jul 2009 15th FAI European Gliding Championship Pociunai, Kaunas (LTU)
02 Jan 2010 3rd FAI World GP Gliding Championship Santiago (CHI)
03 Jul 2010 31st FAI World Gliding Championship Prievidza (SVK)

Latest FAI Gliding World Record Claims

17 May 2009 Free out-and-return distance: 632.3 km James M. PAYNE (USA)
17 May 2009 Out-and-return distance: 622.4 km James M. PAYNE (USA)
17 May 2009 Speed over an out-and-return course of 500 km: 91.5 km/h James M. PAYNE (USA)