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CHAPTER 1 - OBJECTIVES
1.1 OBJECTIVES S 1 5.2
1.2 DEFINITION OF A WINNER
S 1 5.8
1.3 INTERPRETATION OF ENGLISH WORDING
1.4 DOCUMENTATION
THE OBJECTIVES OF THE EVENT ARE :
- TO DETERMINE THE WINNING PILOT
- TO STIMULATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF AEROSTATION BY AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF PERFORMANCE OF PILOTS AND AEROSTATS
- TO REINFORCE FRIENDSHIP AMONG THE AERONAUTS OF ALL NATIONS.
1.2 DEFINITION OF A WINNER S1 5.8
1.2.1 THE WINNING COMPETITOR SHALL BE THE COMPETITOR WITH THE HIGHEST AGGREGATE SCORE AT THE END OF THE EVENT.
1.2.2 TO BE RECOGNIZED AS A SPORTING EVENT AND FOR A WINNER TO BE DECLARED, AT LEAST THREE TASKS MUST HAVE BEEN COMPLETED ON NOT LESS THAN TWO SEPARATE FLIGHTS.
1.3 INTERPRETATION OF ENGLISH WORDING
1.3.1 Shall and Must : mean the application is mandatory. Failure to comply will normally lead to penalty, disadvantageous interpretation or other disadvantages.
1.3.2 Should : means that the application is recommended. Failure to comply may lead to penalties, disadvantageous interpretation or other disadvantages.
1.3.3 May : means that the application is optional.
The following documents will be inspected when each competitor registers on arrival at the Event :
a - pilot licence
b - pilot log book
c - balloon log book
d - certificate of airworthiness
e - certificate of registration
f - certificate of insurance
g - FAI sporting licence (not mandatory this year)
h - passport or identity document.