There is a lot you can do on your own. Remember at the end of every flight you will land.
Start by thinking about it. Don’t just choose a field and land anywhere.
Do all the things you have been taught. Look for obstacles, check the wind direction and choose a marker on the ground. See how close you did.
When you know the landing field, prepare. Make a cloth target (about 30-50cm). You could put a dot in the center. Make it big enough to see from about 20m.
Be happy to just put your foot on the target. Keep a record of your progress.
If you can do that every time you are entering “Sky God” territory.
So, you are looking at this website we can assume that you would like to improve and get involved.
Start by attending some BAC events. You will find them in the calendar.
It costs nothing to join.
We will help you achieve your goals.
You will have fun while you learn.
Bring your family, they may even become judges there are lots of ways to contribute to the accuracy family.
Eventually, you can enter competitions and test your skill against other pilots. Competitions start locally with pilots you know.
There is a governing body, the FIA. They have 2 levels of competition, CAT1 and CAT2, and a worldwide ranking system. You enter CAT2 competitions to gain ranking points.
When you are more skilled you may be invited to represent your Country in a CAT1 competition where you will be competing against the best in the World in far flung exciting venues.
