Air Navigation Race (ANR) requires two crew, Pilot + Navigator. It is a new form of competition with much shorter flight times and competitors must navigate down narrow twisting corridors. The sport is similar to Rally Flying where only the start and finish are timed, but the routing requires the aircraft have to fly along predetermined corridors with irregular shapes at a specific speed (normally 80 knots). The corridors are generated by sophisticated mapping software to ensure they are of equal length.
Crews are handed their map with the printed corridor and are given thirty minutes to plan their flight. Loggers are used to log the flight track in order to determine the final score. The crew with the least amount of penalties is the winning crew. Crews are penalised for flying outside their corridors and for timing errors.
For more information on ANR please visit this website: www.fai.org/gac-our-sport/air-navigation-race

South African Landing championships:
Everyone is welcome to participate
This will comprise four landings where each aircraft is required to perform:
1. Normal powered approach
2. Glide approach (with or without flaps)
3. Glide approach (without flaps)
4. Barrier landing over a two metre barrier 50 metres from the touch down point.
The main gear has to land on the ‘zero’ line and penalties are awarded for touchdown each meter before or after the line.

Please will you book online: www.sapfa.co.za/index.php/component/competition/?view=pilot to enable us to adequately cater for correct numbers.
Entry Fee:  R300 per person for SAPFA/Aeroclub /AOPA /EAA Members. (R350 pp for non-members)
For those wishing to find out more about ANR and LANDINGS please visit the SAPFA Website: www.sapfa.co.za