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NZ Aerobatic Club

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2026/27 Nationals

03/03/2027 - 06/03/2027

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.

105, 2015

Aerobatic Competition 102

01/05/2015|

Following on from Grant’s last article, today he introduces the scoring system used in competition aerobatics and how each manoeuvre is scored.

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103, 2015

Aerobatic Competition 101

01/03/2015|

Flipping a plane upside down is easy. Flipping a plane upside down with precision and accuracy to make it look good from the ground… now that’s an artform. Competition aerobatics is all about how it looks from the judges perspective on the ground, and they have a sharp eye. In this episode, Grant introduces the competition loop and some of the aspects the make up competitive aerobatics.

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101, 2015

Aerobatic Aircraft Design Quirks

01/01/2015|

Aircraft come in many shapes, sizes and styles depending on their purpose. Aerobatic aircraft are no different. In this episode, Grant points out some of the more unique aspects of aerobatic aircraft

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111, 2014

Competition Aerobatics

01/11/2014|

Flipping a plane upside down is always fun, but did you know you can compete as well? In this second episode, Grant introduces competitive aerobatics.

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109, 2014

Freedom of Flight

01/09/2014|

Grant has started writing articles for KiwiFlyer. In this first episode, Grant ponders a philosophical discussion on ‘Why Aerobatics’ and then looks at some ideas on how to get started.

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