Want to take your kite flying to the next level?
Competition is not only about rankings: it is about setting goals, improving your skills, and meeting other enthusiasts who share your drive to fly better and further.
On this page, we offer a first journey through precision figures, which are at the core of competition flying.
For now, we focus on compulsory figures – but over time, this section will grow with other topics: ballet, mixed formats, practical tips, and more.
The figures presented here offer a different and complementary approach to other recognized learning paths, such as Club 38 for quad-line pilots.
Whichever path you choose, the idea stays the same: improve, challenge yourself, and enjoy flying.
Compulsory figures: your entry points
Two highly complementary formats: one international reference, and one designed for smoother first steps (France).
International figures (ISK)
Reference figures used worldwide for individual, pair, and team competitions (dual-line or multi-line).
“Novice” figures (FFVL)
A figure set adapted to start competition step by step while building strong fundamentals.
Need foundations before competing?
If you want to strengthen your flying outside competition (or learn quad-line flying progressively), these two entry points are ideal.
Learning paths & resources
A broad overview of guided learning paths, series, documents, and external resources to choose your preferred way to learn.
Club 38 (quad-line)
A structured and progressive curriculum to improve step by step in quad-line flying, with a true “course” logic.
Organizations & federations
To explore rules, scoring, events, and communities in depth, here are some key organizations.
🇫🇷 FFVL
French national organization for kites (competition and leisure).
🌐 ISK
Global reference for competition rules, scoring, and updates.
🇺🇸 AKA
Main US organization: events, resources, and community.
🇬🇧 STACK UK
UK branch of the Sport Team and Competitive Kiting network.
🇮🇹 STACK Italia
Italian branch of the Sport Team and Competitive Kiting network.
🇯🇵 AJSKA
Japanese authority for sport and competition kite flying.
In short
Whether you are curious, a beginner, or already ready to compete, there are many ways to explore the competition world.
Set yourself challenges, improve, meet other pilots, and most of all, have fun! 🪁