The Royal Aero Club Trophy was donated by the United Kingdom in 1986. It is presented to the Women's World Aerobatic Champion. Though Women's Champions have been named since the first competitions were held, no special trophy existed prior to that date. Winners of the trophy: Year Winner Country...
This trophy is presented to the World Advanced Aerobatic Champion and is named after the late CIVA Delegate of South Africa. Celliers was instrumental in organizing the first World Advanced Aerobatic Championships in Cape Town, South Africa in 1995. The trophy was donated by the South African Aero...
The Nesterov Trophy is presented to the winning Men's aerobatic team at the World Aerobatic Championships. The trophy is named after Petr N. Nesterov, a famous Russian aerobatic pilot. The USSR donated this trophy to the FAI in 1962. Winners list under construction.
T his trophy was donated by the South African Aero Club in 1986 to be presented to the winner of the Final Freestyle Programme at the World Aerobatic Championships. It is named after the late German Aerobatic Champion Manfred Strössenreuther, a consistent medal winner at World and European...
This second trophy in the same name is presented to the European Aerobatic Champion and is named after the late German Aerobatic Champion. The trophy was donated in his honor by the Deutscher Aero Club. It has been lost, and may be replaced soon. Winners list under construction.
This trophy is presented to the Overall Winner of the Unknown Programmes at the World Aerobatic Championships. Another highly skilled, world competition pilot, Müller was also a pilot, a Delegate to CIVA, and an innovator. He had won this flight at his last WAC in Red Deer, Canada, in 1988. He died...