See How Your Aircraft Compares!
Pilots attending the Rocky Mountain Regional Fly-In may have their aircraft judged against other aircraft being shown at the event.
2011 Winners
Event Grand Champion
Jewett Brandon with his fabulous Super Chub
Homebuilt, Kit
Grand Champion - John Nystrom and his RV3B
Reserve Grand Champion - Leland Wolford and his F1 Evo Rocket
Homebuilt, Plans
Grand Champion - Brandon Jewett - Super Chub
Reserve Grand Champion - Duane Root- F.8L Falco
Lightsport
Grand Champion - Stan Specht with his Kitfox IV
Modern
Grand Champion - Steve Hinckley with a beautiful Cessna 421C
Reserve Grand Champion - Sam Lipscomb - Waco YMF
Vintage
Grand Champion - Tom Lynch - Cessna 177
Reserve Grand Champion - Mark Shook - Cessna 210
Warbird
Grand Champion - Doedo Schipper - CASA 1.131
Category Trophies
There will be two winners in each category:
Grand Champion & Reserve Grand Champion.
|
|
Vintage
|
An aircraft constructed by the original manufacturer, or its licensee, on or before December 31, 1970.
|
|
Warbird
|
All ex-military aircraft. This specifically means an aircraft that was operated by the military of any country. This excludes civilian equivalents of military aircraft, or developmental aircraft that have never been operated in a military capacity.
|
|
Homebuilt,
Kit Built
|
Aircraft kits listed in FAA Advisory Circular AC20-27d will ordinarily be placed in the Kit Built Category. Other aircraft that are intended by the manufacturer to be Kit Built aircraft and have not yet been added to the list published by the FAA but clearly comply with the intent of AC20-27d will be considered in the Kit Built category. If a builder of what would ordinarily be considered to be a Kit Built plane has in fact scratch built it from the plans, he/she may elect to have it considered a Plans Built aircraft. The aircraft must be certified by the FAA in the Experimental Amateur Built Category, FAR 21.191(g).
|
|
Homebuilt,
Plans Built
|
Aircraft that are constructed without the aid of purchased major subassemblies, or aircraft of original design will be considered Plans Built. The intent is for the builder to have learned a variety of skills and to have constructed the aircraft from scratch. The aircraft must be registered by the FAA in the Experimental Amateur Built Category, FAR 21.191(g).
|
|
Light Sport
|
Any ultralight, powered parachute or light-sport aircraft that meets the requirements of the new Sport Pilot/Light-Sport Aircraft Rule
|
Event Trophy
|
|
Grand Champion
|
The aircraft judged to be the best overall aircraft represented at the RMRFI. This aircraft represents superior quality, workmanship and presentation in all areas of review.
|
