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3 May 2016 |
| FAI World Air Games Dubai 2015 photo book |  | | The success of the FAI World Air Games spurred us to compile in a book the very best of the competition.
When flicking through the pages, you will easily understand why we titled it “The Sky is Our Stadium”: for twelve days in a row, the sky of Dubai was filled with fantastic competitions and spectacular air shows.
-> Read online |  |
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| Best action of the FAI World Air Games Dubai 2015 in a 2 minute video |  | | |
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| 2015 FAI Annual Report just out ! |  | The 2015 FAI Annual Report provides an overview of all our activities with plenty of pictures.
More compact than the previous editions, it includes the competitions, records, awards, our sponsor Breitling, our partner Red Bull Air Race, and much more!
-> Read online (flip book)
-> Download the PDF file | |
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| Winners of the 2016 FAI Young Artists Contest revealed |  | | The FAI international jury selected the winning paintings of the 2016 FAI Young Artists Contest, a competition which every year honours the best paintings from youngsters in three age categories from 7 to 16 years old.
The theme of the contest was “Air Sports in Harmony with Nature”.
-> Check out the winning paintings
-> Read the full article and list of winners | |
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| The first Red Bull Air Race win for Dolderer – and Germany – in Spielberg! |  | On 24 April, Germany’s Matthias Dolderer beat the elements, the obstacles and 13 of the world’s best pilots to become the first German ever to win a Red Bull Air Race event at the second stop of the 2016 season in Spielberg, Austria.
Home-country hero Hannes Arch finished second in the snowy Sunday showdown, with Great Britain’s Nigel Lamb in third.
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| FAI at the International Military Sports Council |  | | FAI President Dr. John Grubbström and FAI Secretary General Susanne Schödel attended the 2016 CISM (International Military Sports Council) Annual Congress in Tartu, Estonia, to further develop the links between both organisations.
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| About the FAI
The Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), the World Air Sports Federation, is the world governing body for air sports and for certifying world aviation and space records. The FAI was found in 1905 and is a non-governmental and non-profit-making organisation recognised by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
FAI activities include Balloons and Airships, Power Flying, Gliding, Helicopter flight, Parachuting, Aeromodelling, Aerobatics, Hang Gliding, Microlight and Paramotor Flying, Amateur-Built and Experimental Aircraft, Manpowered Flying, Paragliding and all other Aeronautic and Astronautic sporting activities. | |
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