FAI | World Air Sports Federation
Thailand. Female FAI World Drone Racing Champion 2019 - and 2018 - Wanraya Wannapong, who goes by the name “Milk” when she is racing, is one of the youngest, and most successful competitive drone racers in the world. The Thai schoolgirl, who lives in …
116th FAI General Conference | World Air Sports Federation
Dear FAI Stakeholders, Dear Respected Friends, The FAI General Conference 2022 took place online from 1 to 3 November 2022. Results All GC2022 documents on the FAI cloud (password as stated in the GC agenda) Agenda & public documents 2022 FAI Awards Ceremony The Ceremony honoured the outstanding contributions made to aeronautics and astronautics by groups and individuals.
The Federation | World Air Sports Federation
The Fédération Aéronautique Internationale, FAI - The World Air Sports Federation, was founded in 1905. It is a non-governmental and non-profit making international organisation with the basic aim of furthering aeronautical and astronautical activities worldwide, ratifying world and continental records and coordinating the organisation of international competitions.
115th FAI General Conference | World Air Sports Federation
The 115th FAI General Conference 2021 and annual Awards Announcement took place between 9-11 November 2021 online due to the pandemic situation. DATES AND TIMINGS 9-11 Nov 2021: Conference (online) 9 Nov 2021: Awards announcement News News: Highlights of the 115th FAI General Conference 2021 News: 2021 FAI General Conference and Awards Announcement to be held online News: 2021 FAI Awards ...
FAI launches new website | World Air Sports Federation
Oct 25, 2017 · FAI has launched its new website, offering easier access and an up-to-date design that works on mobile, tablet and desktop. The address is www.fai.org.. The FAI website now features a cleaner look and a simpler navigation structure, making it easy for all those interested in air sports to keep in touch with what is happening in the competition scene, in world records and more generally in air ...
Events & Competitions | World Air Sports Federation
Events & Competitions. The awarding and supervision of international competitions is one of the main tasks of FAI. The rules – the Sporting Codes – drawn up by the Air Sport Commissions are used by national members to organise numerous competitions each year. World championships for each sport and discipline are generally held every two ...
Ballooning | World Air Sports Federation
The FAI Ballooning Commission (CIA) conducts FAI ballooning activities, in particular World Records and International Competitions. Competitive ballooning test pilots' skills in Distance, Speed (over short and long distances) and Navigational Precision. Each flight usually involves several tasks. Competition balloons are usually 180-2200m3 in size. Competitions often take place in the early ...
Facts & Figures | World Air Sports Federation
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General Aviation | World Air Sports Federation
Eldon W Joersz officially became the fastest man in the world when he flew his US Air Force Blackbird plane at an astonishing 3,529.56km/h (2,194 mph) on 28 July 1976.The record was set flying from an airbase in Southern California. Along with reconnaissance syste... Charles Lindbergh was the first pilot to fly solo from New York to Paris.
History | World Air Sports Federation
At the start of the 20th Century, the pioneering flights of pilots such as Clement Ader, the Wright Brothers and Santos-Dumont, the proliferation of aeronautical competitions, and increasingly rapid technological advances marked the real birth of the modern aviation era. A small group of men recognized the growing need for an international federation to …