Authors: Tony Aarts and Peter Keim Before World War II Aeromodelling taken care of in FAI General Conference by delegates most of whom had little or no knowledge of aeromodelling. In the pre-WW-II years several important international contests were held under FAI-rules. Among them the yearly...
Authors: Tony Aarts and Peter Keim 1950 FAI General Conference in Stockholm, May 29 - June 2. CIAM Bureau consists of Mr. A.F. Houlberg, President, G. Derantz, Vice-president, J. van Hattum, Secretary. Introduction of three official FAI International Aeromodelling Classes, viz. Nordic A-2 Glider,...
Authors: Tony Aarts and Peter Keim 1960 CIAM Meeting October 21-23 in Brussels, attended by 25 people representing 15 NAC’s. Introduction of permanent subcommittees for Free Flight, Control Line and Radio Control. Meeting schedule introduced. Dates and flow of proposals to be put on the Agenda of...
Authors: Tony Aarts and Peter Keim 1970 CIAM Meeting in Paris, December 3/4, attended by 24 countries, represented by 45 people. Introduction of a new subcommittee, viz. for Education and Information; elected chairman A. Roussel. According to a decision of the General Conference (again) a 4-years...
Authors: Tony Aarts and Peter Keim 1980 CIAM Bureau Meeting April 18 in Paris. Following a discussion on judging problems at the 1979 RC-Aerobatic World Championships, the Bureau ruled that two judges are not to be considered for international contests for the next two years (reason: too great...
Authors: Tony Aarts and Peter Keim 1990 CIAM Plenary Meeting April 5/6 in Paris. Present were representatives and observers from 34 countries (108 people) of which one by proxy. Following reorganization of the FAI Statutes and By-laws all Sport Aviation Committees, from now on called “Commissions”...