Indoor Free Flight

2022 Indoor FF Nats Wraps Up

By Don DeLoach

Official flying wrapped up for the lightweight events (F1D, HLS, Intermediate Stick, ROG Stick, Cabin, F1R, Helicopter, Ornithopter, F1L, and Easy B) on Friday, May 27, at 9 p.m.

Indoor FF Nats Day 4

By Don DeLoach
Day Four at Round Valley Dome … more terrific flying by the best Indoor fliers in the US and beyond.

Indoor Nats Day 3

By Don DeLoach

Day three at the Indoor Nats started with the arrival of a bunch of additional entries. The contestant count is now up to 45.

Indoor Nats Continues

The 2022 Indoor Free Flight Nats continued Wednesday, May 25, in Eagar, Arizona.

Indoor FF Nats Launches in Arizona

Official flying is underway at the Round Valley Dome! After a setup and test-flying period Tuesday morning, official flying commenced at 5 p.m.

The 2022 Nats Has Begun!

The Indoor Free Flight Nats are taking place in Eagar, Arizona.

The 96th AMA National Aeromodeling Championships (Nats) got underway today, May 24, 2022, with Indoor Free Flight.

August 2, 2021: Indoor Free Flight FAC Results

By Mike Welshans, FAC vice president

The NFFS/AMA Indoor National Championships was held in Pontiac, Michigan, July 20– 23. The event was well attended with more than 50 contestants entered. The event was run by Bill Shailor from Royal Oak, Michigan, with Mike Welshans handling the FAC entries. FAC results by day and event follow.

Tuesday Only

FAC Simple Scale – 5 entered

1st – Jonathan Nunez - 335

2nd – George Bredehoft - 327

3rd – Glen Campbell - 224

July 28, 2021: Indoor Free Flight

Event recap by Rob Romash

It has been a long haul, well nearly as I have a long drive home.

Thinking back, we used to do this thing nearly twice as long, not including travel. And we also had four times the competitors. Maybe there are fewer pilots, but the ones who are left, or could come, are no less talented.

July 22, 2021: Designer Receives First Production Kit at Indoor Free Flight Nats

By Mike Welshans

During Wednesday's Indoor Nationals in Pontiac, Michigan, there was a surprise presentation to Flying Aces Club Hall of Fame member Pres Bruning.

Pres has been having some health issues this year and could not fly, but during his downtime, Easy Built Models in Prattville, Alabama, had been creating a new kit from one of Pres's original plans.