GET INVOLVED
Volunteer
Our events run on 100LL octane volunteerism! You don't need to be a pilot, or own a aircraft to volunteer, just a passion for aviation. The chapter includes many non-flying members who support the sport by stepping up to make all our events possible.
If the sight of "physics-defying" maneuvers, the sound of growling engines, and the camaraderie of fellow aerobatic enthusiasts is what you crave... you'll fit right in!
VOlunteer positions
The registrar is the focal point for all "paper flow" at the event, and for that reason has a significant effect on how well or how poorly the event functions. The registrar is usually one of the first people the pilot comes in contact with. It is the registrar's responsibility to see the pilot has all the required paperwork and it is in proper order.
The third member of a judging trio. They are the "scribe" that documents the scores and qualitative feedback, offered by the judge for each pilot's sequence, on the competition scoring form.
There are typically five judges who provide scoring feedback to the pilots at an aerobatic competition. They have participated in prerequisite judge training sessions and are often seasoned aerobic pilots with years of flying experience.
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The person responsible for ensuring each pilot is in their plane and ready to fly, in the order specified by the chief judge.
These individuals also have attended judge training sessions and are well versed in the Aresti language. They provide maneuver-by-maneuver input to aid the judge at providing accurate scoring feedback to each competition pilot.
Coordinates with the FAA and airport authorities to ensure the competition meets all regulatory and legal requirements.
Orchestrates hotels, rental cars, restaurants, banquet reservations, etc., to ensure the pilots can focus on flying!
We always need new photography and videography content for our website and social media feeds.
Put your photography "kit" to good use and get some up close and personal shots of aerobatics in action!
This is the only role within IAC 35 where playing with an open flame is considered acceptable behavior!
Bring your favorite recipes and grilling techniques to our next social gathering.
