Aerobatic aviation is in danger. This breathtaking sport, a showcase for general aviation and a testing ground for technical innovation, is struggling against modern challenges: economic constraints, environmental pressures, and declining media visibility. But we refuse to let this discipline fade away.
That's why we created the World Aerobatic League – more than just an association, it's a global movement, a French non-profit organization (association loi 1901) that breaks down borders and brings together aerobatic pilots, aviation experts, and enthusiasts from all over the world. But this project isn't just mine – it belongs to all of us.
Today, aerobatics is fragmented, with pilots scattered across different countries, struggling to train due to a lack of proper infrastructure, financial support, and access to high-performance aircraft.
With the World Aerobatic League, we aim to create an international network, a global community where pilots can train, share experiences, and participate in events without geographical or logistical barriers.
We've already hosted training camps bringing together pilots from Brazil, Portugal, Lithuania, Israel, England, Spain, France, Germany, and Belgium.
And this is only the beginning.
The WAL is not just another organization. It's a visionary aviation startup, a global platform for the next era of aerobatics.
We're creating a unified community that transcends borders and brings together the world's best aerobatic talent.
Our mission is to revitalize aerobatic aviation through innovation, accessibility, and global collaboration.
Instead of forcing pilots to transport aircraft worldwide – a costly and environmentally damaging process – we needed a better solution.
We have invested in an Extra 330SC, one of the most advanced aerobatic aircraft in the world.
We are now financing a second aircraft because one is simply not enough, especially if maintenance issues arise.
Teams from the USA, Brazil, Lithuania, and even South Africa have already approached us, looking for aircraft solutions.
We are developing a digital platform to connect pilots seeking training with the world's best aerobatic coaches.
Today, it's often difficult for pilots to find the right instructor for proper training.
Our platform helps pilots locate suitable aircraft for their training needs.
We help identify the right airspace for proper aerobatic training.
Traditional aerobatics struggles with media visibility.
To modernize the sport and make it more engaging for a wider audience.
We are designing a brand-new competitive format, inspired by breakdancing and extreme sports.
Featuring high-energy head-to-head aerobatic duels that captivate audiences.
Lycoming is more than just an aircraft engine manufacturer. It is a symbol of reliability, performance, and excellence in the aviation industry.
Today, the World Aerobatic League invites Lycoming to be the first founding partner of this movement.
Because aerobatic aircraft are the ultimate technical showcase, and a high-performance engine is the key to a pilot's success.
Because aerobatics pushes engines to their limits, testing durability in the most extreme conditions.
Because the WAL is more than a project – it is a new way of thinking about aerobatics, and as an industry leader, Lycoming has a natural place in this evolution.
By supporting us, Lycoming is not just sponsoring an initiative. You are becoming a key player in the future of aerobatic aviation.
You will be the first brand to believe in a project that transcends borders and disciplines.
This is not just about placing a logo on a banner. We want a true partnership, where we showcase Lycoming's technology in every competition, training session, and innovation pioneered by the WAL.
Unite a worldwide aerobatic community.
Make high-performance aircraft more accessible to pilots everywhere.
Reduce the sport's carbon footprint by optimizing aircraft logistics.
Revitalize a sport that is currently in decline.
We've united pilots from France, Germany, Spain, England, Portugal, Lithuania, and Belgium.
Brazilian pilots have joined our international network and training programs.
Israeli pilots have participated in our cross-border training initiatives.



The Extra 330SC represents our commitment to providing world-class equipment for international pilots. As one of the most advanced aerobatic aircraft in the world, it allows pilots to train and compete at the highest level without the logistical burden of transporting their own aircraft.
Already hosting international training camps with pilots from nine countries
Invested in first Extra 330SC, financing a second aircraft
Developing social network to connect pilots with coaches and resources
Creating media-friendly head-to-head aerobatic duels
Seeking founding partners like Lycoming to accelerate growth
A revitalized global aerobatic community
Accelerated growth and expanded reach
The World Aerobatic League is already in motion
With or without support, we will keep pushing forward, fighting for the future of aerobatics. But with Lycoming on board, we can go further, faster, and stronger.
Pilots already participating in our training camps
Extra 330SC planes being acquired for international use
1 Dynaero CR100 For training
Global initiative to save and transform aerobatic aviation
Join us. Let's write the future of aerobatic aviation together.
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World Aerobatic League – A Global Movement to Save Aerobatic Aviation