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NZ Aerobatic Club

Upcoming Events

South Island Akro Fest 2025

November 20 - November 22

2025/26 Nationals

11/03/2026 - 15/03/2026

About Us

Formed in 1985 by an intrepid group of aerobatic enthusiasts, the New Zealand Aerobatic Club (Inc.) promotes and facilitates the sport of Aerobatics throughout New Zealand, enabling pilots to enhance their flying skills through the joy and freedom of aerobatic flight.

With encouragement and the enabling of training and coaching at regular Club events, Members are able to enjoy the thrill of competition in a social environment of friendship and camaraderie.

204, 2025

NZAC Newsletter – March 2025

02/04/2025|

New Zealand Aerobatic Club Newsletter

March 2025

STRAPPED IN TIGHT

FROM THE PRESIDENT – MORRIS TULL

Hi everyone and welcome to the 25/26 season. We have just had our National Aerobatic Championships and held the AGM during that event.

Myself and all the committee were re-elected and we conned Gill Phillips into joining us on the committee, thank you team and we all look forward to organizing and joining you in many aerobatic themed events and competitions.

With the completion of the nationals, that signals the end of the use of 2025 sequences. Grant Benns will take the 2025 IAC sequences and turn them into ours and get them up on the website. The 2025 CIVA free known figures will be used from now to build your own sequences for intermediate and up. The Primary and Recreational sequences don’t change from year to year but we may tweak the known II and Known III. This gives you all 12 months to practice them so no excuses. (more…)

1512, 2024

2024 (Dec) North Island AkroFest – Review

15/12/2024|

SteveEtAl

Steve with Day1 attendees

Success! A North Island Akro Fest that actually occurred on the planned date—it feels like we never get it right with the weather. Could it be that we are based in North Waikato, famous for morning fog and/or wet northerlies? This time, we had few problems, although some persistent cloud that kept re-forming over Mercer Airport at 2000’ did slow things down for a few hours on Sunday.

The field was in great condition, and we had the impressive facilities of Mercer Airport to ourselves (thanks, as always, to Neil, Dee, and the Mercer team). (more…)

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