Judging Of Aircraft

The judging is done on Saturday all day long and on Sunday until 1:00 PM.

Planes must have registered at AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION and been given a PROP CARD with an orange sticker on it to put on their propeller.

Three judges will judge the airplane and each will initial the orange sticker.

The awarding of the trophies is announced at 3:00 PM on Sunday afternoon. If the pilot is not on the field, the trophy will be mailed to the pilot.

Judging Categories
	1. Overall Appearance	1-10	______	0 - not airworthy
	2. Fuselage	1-10	______	2 - Poor
	3. Main Lifting Surfaces	1-10	______	4 - Average
	4. Empennage/Pitch & Yaw Surfaces	1-10	______	6 - Above Average
	5. Landing Gear/Brakes	1-10	______	8 - Excellent
	6. Cockpit/Cabin	1-10	______	10 - Perfect
	7. Powerplant/Prop	1-10	______	85 = Perfect Score
	8. Finish	1-10	______
	9. Presentation/Builder's Log, etc	0 or 5	______
		Total	______
Awards First Place Plaque - 8 x 10 simulated wood Second Place Plaque - 7 x 9 simulated wood Third Place Plaque - 6 x 8 simulated wood Aircraft Categories Homebuilt, Custom - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Homebuilt, Kit - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Antique (1903-1945) - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Classic (1946-1955) - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Warbird - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Ultralight - 1st, 2nd Rotorcraft - Best of Class (8x10) Powered Parachutes - Best of Class (8x10)

Previous Award Winners