In 2003 the FAI World Grand Prix competition opened to all spectacular air sports.

Since 1990, we organised many events in Europe, America, Asia and in the Gulf. Between 1996 and 2006, we explored three new territories for sports aviation: P.R. China, Japan and the United Arab Emirates which hosted the first competition for jet aerobatic teams in 2004.

In the same period, we have been developing:
Haute Voltige Air Musicals, a different air show concept where aircraft are considered as tools for artists, an outdoor Air Theatre where a story is acted out by pilots flying their aircraft to originally composed music, a new Performing Art for the 21st Century;

Haute Voltige Specials, spectacular displays like The Time Challenge (low altitude aerobatic contest against time) or flying legally through a natural cave or under bridges.

Virtual Haute Voltige, a new section of the FAI World Grand Prix competition, that will take children, as well as more experienced pilots, into flying formation teams in the safest and most exciting 3-D environment.


Our History

Our company was founded in 1988 by a former team leader of the Patrouille de France who believed that aircraft had been created as artistic tools, not only to transport passengers, freight or armament.
Our first event was AERIA 89, held at Neuchâtel (Switzerland) with a man who had been on the moon, and then we created sponsored events to develop public awareness of sport Aerobatics, as well as promoting a brand name:
The ”Breitling Masters of Aerobatics” (one event per year between 1990 and 1992)
The “Breitling World Cup of Aerobatics” (five events per year between 1993 and 1995)

In 1996, after six successful years of collaboration with Aerobatics, our permanent sponsor oriented its support in a different direction and our company decided to develop the FAI World Grand Prix, an international aerobatic competition, officially sanctioned by the FAI (World Air Sports Federation).