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Welcome to the April issue of the Europe Air Sports Newsletter! 2009 World hang-gliding championships Montagne de Chabre, Haute Alpes

Welcome to the October issue of the Europe Air Sports Newsletter! A shared flight in Piper Saratoga of Segel- und Motorfluggruppe Grenchen (photo Salzburg Plane Spotters)

Welcome to the October issue of the Europe Air Sports Newsletter! Dave Phipps and Julian Scarfe travelling in style to the Unmanned Aircraft Stakeholders Workshop (photo Dave Phipps)

Welcome to the July issue of the Europe Air Sports Newsletter! Competition time! Competitors at a gliding competition, almost ready to launch on a nice day (photo Marc Corrance)

Welcome to the April issue of the Europe Air Sports Newsletter! Fouga Magister outside the Aerocampus Aquitaine Conference Centre (photo René Meier)

As promised, here is the second half of our first 2016 Newsletter. Winter soaring in Scotland (photo Roy Wilson)

Our Programme Manager, René Meier, has been working hard on several Notices of Proposed Amendment (NPA) and would now like to hear from you with your views, so that he can respond on behalf of all of us. But the deadlines are very soon! So I bring you here ‘January Part One – Consultation’. Please look at these texts and, if you are able to make some comments on them, please respond as quickly as you can.

Welcome to the October issue of the Europe Air Sports Newsletter! There has been a lot going on and this newsletter aims to bring you up to date with recent progress. We include a review from our President David Roberts on some of the successes that Europe Air Sports has achieved over several years. Those of you able to attend the Technical meeting next month will have the opportunity to hear more detail about the work currently under way.

Welcome to the August issue of the Europe Air Sports Newsletter! This issue has a major focus on Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), commonly referred to as drones. They are a potential threat to many of us, and in particular have the potential to cause damage to the model flying community. Model aircraft flown for pleasure and sport are not the same as drones, but there is a risk of models being swept up in newly drafted regulations.

Welcome to the July issue of the Europe Air Sports Newsletter! To enable many of us to keep our aircraft maintenance as simple as possible, members of the EAS team have been working long hours reviewing and commenting on several large and complex topics from EASA. In this newsletter we focus on technical and maintenance topics, with detailed reports from our Programme Manager René Meier.

Welcome to the May issue of the Europe Air Sports Newsletter! Deutschlandflug participants at Bremen Airport, where the Deutschlandflug 2009 ended.

Welcome to the February issue of the Europe Air Sports Newsletter! Aerial view of Friedrichshafen – see page 4 for details of Europe Air Sports attendance at the AERO exhibition