Welcome

We are the Denver-area chapter of the International Aerobatic Club, a division of the Experimental Aircraft Association. Our members come from all along the Front Range from Ft. Collins to Colorado Springs, as well as from neighboring states. RMAC's goal is safety above all else. We share a love of aerobatic flying, whether for personal enjoyment, the precise demands of competition, or working on the sidelines as judges and support personnel at contests. Our activities fall into three main categories:

  • Competition
  • Recreational flying, including critique and practice days
  • Group meetings and social events

To learn more, click on one of the menu links above. Thanks for visiting!

Chapter Meeting & Critique

Monthly Chapter Meeting and Lunch.
Location: Tom Larkin's house, 2975 Piper Dr. S., Erie, CO (map).  Fly in if the weather's good, otherwise drive.
 
Schedule:

  • 10am: Officers and Directors meeting, closed session.
  • 11am: General session.
  • Noon: Lunch, $5pp. Critiquing at I-25 and Hwy. 52 (weather permitting).

Chapter Meeting

Monthly Chapter Meeting and Lunch.
Location: Tom Larkin's house, 2975 Piper Dr. S., Erie, CO (map).  Fly in if the weather's good, otherwise drive.
 
Schedule:

  • 10am: Officers and Directors meeting, closed session.
  • 11am: General session.
  • Noon: Lunch, $5pp.

Chapter Meeting

Monthly Chapter Meeting and Lunch.

Location: Tom Larkin's house, 2975 Piper Dr. S., Erie, CO (map).  Fly in if the weather's good, otherwise drive.
 

Schedule:

  • 10am: Officers and Directors meeting, closed session.
  • 11am: General session.
  • Noon: Lunch, $5pp.

Aresti Conversion Chart: 2011 to 2012

As you have probably heard, CIVA and Aresti Systems have undertaken a major reorganization of the Aresti Aerobatic Catalog. As a result, every Free program in the known universe will have to be updated and re-certified for 2012. That's the bad news.

The first bit of good news is that all K factors remained the same. The second bit of good news is that there's now a conversion chart (click here) that lets you quickly determine the new catalog number. This should save a lot of time, flipping back and forth looking for your figures.

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