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Canopy Piloting

a parachute skydiver performs aerial feats above a small body of water. Also called Pond Swooping. At its core, the objective is precise formations, accuracy, flight line, speed, distance, or safe canopy control. Participation format: Individuals and teams. It is typically contested on or in Airspace and landing area. Scoring is based on Discipline-dependent: points, accuracy, time, speed, distance, or judged scoring. Core equipment includes Main/reserve parachute, container, AAD, helmet, altimeter, and jumpsuit. Listed competitions include FAI World Parachuting Championships, FAI World Cup of Formation Skydiving, World Games Canopy Piloting / Air Sports. Origin/development: Internationaler Luftsport, 1919.

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Classification

Category Air sport
Family Air Sport
Level Variant

Weitere Angaben

Tags canopy-piloting, air-sport, luftsport

Rules and format

Die Grundlagen

Ziel

Depending on discipline, the objective is precise formations, accuracy, flight line, speed, distance, or safe canopy control.

Teilnehmer

Individuals, teams, formations, canopy, and wingsuit classes.

Teamgröße

Individuals or teams by discipline, such as 4-way/8-way formation skydiving.

Spielfeld

Airspace, exit aircraft, freefall area, canopy flight area, and landing zone.

Dauer

Jump run with exit, freefall/working time, deployment, and landing.

Wertung

Judges score formations, points, accuracy distance, time, distance, speed, or freestyle execution.

Gewinnbedingung

Victory comes by highest score, lowest accuracy distance, or best performance by discipline.

Ausrüstung

  • parachute system
  • reserve
  • AAD
  • helmet
  • altimeter
  • jumpsuit
  • aircraft/landing zone

Wichtige Regelpunkte

  • separation violation
  • wrong formation
  • equipment breach
  • landing/airspace violation
  • time/working error

Regelquellen

Federations and sources

Federations

  • FAI Skydiving Commission (ISC)