Competition Aerobatics (join IAC!!!) is all about precision and presentation. Three wing wags indicate the start of the sequence. This is just one figure of a 9 figure sequence (it’s been the first figure of my free program for years… so hopefully I fly it ok. You can see the whole sequence here: https://youtu.be/T4MnHuCvA5c ) It’s 1 1/4 roll, opposite 1 3/4 roll, push (about -8) outside half loop, 4x2 (four half rolls), and ends with a 1 1/2 snap roll. Can never practice too much. #practiceprac

It’s expensive to be a competitor in aerobatics championships. Not only are there all the training flights and lower level competition events to take part in and maintenance of the aircraft, but travel to the major events is costly. To support the effort and help offset some of the training costs, the organisation British Aerobatics is running a series of spectacular prize draws, like a flight in a Spitfire. The latest is a flight in an L-39 Albatros jet "operated by the famous MiGFlug team" (Fl

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