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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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Annual Report to FAI General Conference 2007-2008

During the last year the Commission’s time has been principally devoted to expanding and improving their proposals for World Air Games, Turin.

The Delegates unanimously agreed to change the venue for the Plenary Meeting from the usual visit to Lausanne to Turin where the Commission was very well received by the City of Collegno and the World Air Games Organising Body. Their hospitality was outstanding. More importantly the close working relationship between all parties resulted in clear understanding and joint co-operation at an early stage.

Pictures 13th World Helicopter Championships Germany

Pictures from the 13th World Helicopter Championships 2008 can be found on the website of the german helicopter club.

Results 13th World Helicopter Championships 2008

The final results of the 13th World Helicopter Champions 2008 in Eisenach, Germany can be downloaded from the website of the german helicopter club.

Russian Team in front at the World Helicopter Championships

Successful precision hover flying in heavy wind conditions

EC120 Hover ParcoursEC120 Hover ParcoursThe first competition, called precision hover flying, took place yesterday at Eisenach-Kindel airfield in Germany as the first part of the 13th World Helicopter Championships. It was a successful competition in heavy wind conditions.

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Latest FAI Rotorcraft World Record Claims

23 Jun 2009Distance without landing: 1 307 kmFernando ROSELLO VERDAQUEZ (ESP)
23 Jun 2009Speed over a recognised course: 161 km/hFernando ROSELLO VERDAQUEZ (ESP)
23 Apr 2009Speed over a recognised course, round trip: 111.8 km/hCarl J. NURMI (USA)