The Darius & Girėnas Trophy is presented to the winning Men’s Team at the European Aerobatic Championships. The trophy was donated by Lithuania in 2003. The award is named after two famous Lithuanian flyers, Stephen Darius and Stanley Girėnas. In July 1933, these pilots attempted a non-stop...
The Aresti Cup, donated by Col. Jose L. Aresti of Spain to the FAI in the 1960's, is presented to the World Aerobatic Champion. The trophy was first presented in 1964 to Tomas Castano of Spain. Not only the most prestigious award given in competition, the Aresti Cup is also truly a work of art ---...
This trophy is presented to the winning women's national team at the World Aerobatic Championships. It was donated by the USSR in 1987. Winners list is under construction.
FAI and CIVA Medals are presented to overall winners and the winners of flight programmes at FAI World and Continental Aerobatic Championships in accordance with FAI Sporting Code, Section 6. The CIVA Medals were introduced in 2009 to replace “organizer” medals that had been used for many years...
CIVA trophies, medals and cups aim at giving public recognition to those who have reached the highest pinnacles of achievement in aerobatic competition -- whether it be as a pilot or a contributor in other ways. These awards are presented each year at all of the World and Continental Championships...
FAI World Glider Aerobatic Championships Event Description Glider Aerobatics pilots, like their powered colleagues, have to demonstrate their ability to fly specific manoeuvres within a limited “box”. As gliders are not engine-powered, pilots rely solely on the energy they derive from converting...