We opened registration for all our competitions in the first week
of November (along with a few glitches). Well, you have responded, and your
response is much more than we anticipated. We're able to handle it all, and it
is very gratifying to see that so many pilots want to come to our competitions.

Quest Air Nationals and pre-Worlds (week 1):
https://airtribune.com/2019-quest-air-nationals-week-1/info/details__info

67 pilots registered (14 from Brazil, 7 from Canada, 5 from Great Britain, 35
overall from outside the US)

Quest Air Nationals (week 2):
https://airtribune.com/2019-quest-air-nationals-week-2/info/details__info

44 pilots registered (15 from Brazil, 3 from Canada, 2 from Great Britain, 24
overall from outside the US)

This really confirms our strategy of holding two one week competitions back to
back to encourage non-US-based pilots to come the competitions.

The Cross Country 101 Clinic
https://airtribune.com/2019-cross-country-101-clinic/info/details__info

4 pilots registered so far. We have always felt that it would take a while to
get this filled out.

2019 Green Swamp Sport Klassic
https://airtribune.com/2019-green-swamp-sport-klassic/info/details__info

10 pilots registered. Last year we had over 50 pilots and 14 mentors. We expect
to see similar numbers in 2019

2019 Big Spring Nationals (pre-Pan-Americans)
https://airtribune.com/2019-big-spring-nationals/info/details__info

24 pilots registered (10 non-US-based pilots). This competition isn't happening
for 9 months so there is the least pressure on pilots to sign up so early. We
had 70 pilots in 2018 and we expect even more in 2019 as the pre-Pan-Americans.

We will know in December what our tug resources are and so will keep everyone
updated on the total number of places available in all the competitions. If
there are limits on the total number of pilots which requires opening a waiting
list, we will choose pilots allowed into the competition by the date that they
are confirmed.

We have already met all the CIVL requirements for allowing non-US pilots into
the competitions thanks to the strong turnout of pilots from Brazil and other
countries. Thanks to you.