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CIMA is the International Microlight and Paramotor Commission of the FAI

CIMA = Commission Internationale de Micro-Aviation.

All World Records, World Championships and Continental Championships are conducted under the direction of CIMA.

CIMA has a large number of delegates from around the World who meet annually at a Plenary meeting, usually in November.

Most CIMA decisions are made at Plenary meetings but much work goes on throughout the rest of the year. Sub-committees and working groups are appointed by the Plenary to do specific work and a [Bureau] consisting of a President, two vice Presidents and a secretary/treasurer is elected by the Plenary to represent CIMA.

The main purpose of this wiki is to facilitate the collaborative work of the Bureau and the different sub-committees and working groups, and to make their activity and results visible to the air sports community.

There are other uses as well, for example CIMA Delegates can enter national events in the unofficial events calendar and make World record corrections since the data fields were changed in the FAI records database at the beginning of 2010.

For any other official information please refer to the CIMA page at the FAI portal.

Past Plenary meetings

News

Monday, 15 November 2010

CIMA Plenary 2010

Last changed 24 Nov, 2018 19:04 by Richard Meredith-Hardy

The 2010 CIMA Plenary is now over.

Thankyou to all delegates who attended.

The [CIMA Bureau] remains the same as 2010 but with the addition of Patrice Girardin (FRA) as Treasurer.

The Plenary debated many issues, all contained in the 2010 Plenary section. One of the greatest successes of the last year has been this wiki. The Plenary agreed it has revolutionized the way CIMA works and now Delegates are becoming more familiar with it, …

CIMA Sub-committees

Sub committees are permanent groups, the chairman and members are appointed or re-appointed annually by the CIMA Plenary.

CIMA working groups

[Paramotor Precision working group]
[Internal Regulations working group]
[Continental League Cup working group]
[Internet Presence working group]

Working groups are similar to sub-committees except they are established on a temporary basis to address a particular issue and then disband when their work is complete.

Forthcoming championships

The Monitors for World and continental championships and WAG Liaison Officers report to CIMA using these spaces: