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Before the official publication
of a detailed report showing the decisions taken during the
CIVA meeting which held in Prague on Saturday 10th November
01, Cap Aviation presents a preview of the synthesis of the
information likely to be of interest for our community.
1. The President of the FAI informed us of a plan of change
in the organization of the World Air Games. The FAI foresees
to do a selection among the most spectacular disciplines.
2. The deadline for the sending of the nominations is postponed
from the 1st June to the 1st September.
3. The FAI catalogue will be entitled Aresti as a mark of homage
to the inventor of the genuine catalogue of figures. The FAI
remains the owner of the copyright and responsible of its future
evolutions.
4. The "sanction fees" are brought to $ 75 for the continental
championship and $ 100 for the world championship. The registration
fees will have to be directly paid to the CIVA before the competitions
without passing in transit through the organization committees.
5. Creation of a post of vice-president for the finance.
6. Passing of a new A form for the free programs.
7. Additional precision brought for the criterions of judgement
of the framework note (positioning).
8. Rejection of the CAP231 and the EXTRA 260 from the list of
aircraft authorized for the advanced category.
9. The CIVA bureau is no more authorized to add aircraft on
this list before the decision of the plenary assembly.
10. Introduction of four new figures numbered from 1.32 to 1.35.
11. Possibility to get an agreement of the changes to the rules
considered as not adapted during a competition on condition
of the unanimous agreement of the members of the jury and the
CIVA delegates present in the premises.
12. The judges have no more the authorization to attend without
their assistant (it is no more possible to choose an assistant
at the last moment).
13. The program '4' is re-integrated into the programs of the
intercontinental championship from 2003.
14. The criterion of judgement for the tail slide changes :
the judge has to notice that the aircraft flights back at least
from half a fuselage.
15. New rolling circles are authorized for the composition of
unknown programs.
16. The rules are refined in order to avoid the introduction
of snap rolls at high speed in the unknown programs (families
7 & 8).
17. The program proposed by Great Britain is accepted for the
next European championships in Lithuania.
18. The CIVA gets 5 applications for the 2003 World Championship
:
-Spain, in Burgos
-Italy, in Rivolto
-The Ukraine, in Kiev
-The USA (place still unknown)
-Russia (place still unknown)
And an application plan as for Sweden for the AEAC 2003.
19. Further to the questions raised by the assembly about the
WGPA, the President of the FAI informs that he is not in favor
of a "flying circus" and that the contract between the FAI and
the WGPA is to be re-negotiated this winter.
Mike Heuer adds that the rules, the choice of the judges and
the selection of the pilots have still to be in charge of the
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