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3 years no more
The rules concerning the right for pilots to change country of representation have been changed.
Every pilot entering a Category 1 competition must show his Sporting Licence.
The country issuing the Licence is considered to be the country that pilot is flying for.
If a pilot wants to fly for another country, he will have to be issued a sporting licence by his new NAC only after notification to his former NAC. He will also have to observe a two calendar years delay without flying in any Category 1 competition. Only then he can switch his or her allegiance.
In other word, this pilot will not be able to participate in another Category 1 competition until two calendar years have passed. However he can fly in Category 2 competitions during those 2 years.
The IPPI Card
CIVL proficiency badges
CIVL proficiency badges are standards of achievement, intended to provide a graduated scale of difficulty to measure and encourage the development of a pilot’s flying skill, particularly in cross-country flying.
And The World Could Fly
...tells the story of how piloting for the masses became a possibility and then a reality. Edited by Stéphane Malbos and Noel Whittall, this new book is produced by the international Hang Gliding and Paragliding Commission (CIVL) to celebrate the centenary of FAI. [ read more ]