Earning
an FAI Gold Badge requires
that the pilot complete an altitude gain of 3,000 meters, a
distance flight of over 300 km, and a duration flight of five
hours. Only one duration flight is necessary to meet the
requirements of both the Silver and the Gold Badge.
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2001 Gerry G. Sibley 2000 Marc S. Silverman 1999 Charles V. Mange 1998 Jerry R. Wilson 1997 David A. Romer 1996 Craig M. Roebuck 1995 John W. Oplinger 1994 Stephen Volk 1993 David M. Sitz 1992 William P. Blair, Jr. 1991 Jospeh F. Frick 1990 Philip N. Rose 1989 Joe F. Klubeth 1988 Stephen Herlt 1987 Thomas A. Sorce 1986 Paul A. Gravance 1985 Ken Helm 1984 Hans Schwan 1983 Wesley L. Lineberry 1982 David E. Treinis 1981 Tracy W. Carlson |
1980 Steven L. Bales 1979 V. Alan Gough 1978 Daniel J. Altstatt 1977 Mitchell Deutsch 1976 Charles L. Griswold 1975 Key Dismukes 1974 Poul D. Pedersen 1973 Richard L. Kohler 1972 Martin J. Eiler 1971 Catherine A. Larsen² 1970 Delbert N. Blomquist³ 1969 Thomas W. McMullen³ 1968 James W. Schwerin 1967 Karl-Heinz Ziwica 1966 Richard A. Brown 1965 David Meeks 1964 George A. Taylor 1963 Michael L. Shakman 1962 David M. Sterling 1961 Arthur W. Clark 1960 Alvan W. Barrett |
1959 Gary J. Hedges 1958 Walter J. Lafford 1957 Wm. Guerry Howard 1956 Dennis E. Holland 1955 Paul E. Stone 1954 Eric M. Reese 1953 Roland Monette 1952 Robert DeVries 1951 Steven Leonard 1950 Mark L. Saunders 1949 Joe Feather 1948 Richard K. Leffingwell 1947 Arthur L. Hale 1946 Robert A. Harvey 1945 John A. Carter 1944 James C. Garrison 1943 Ray Kleber 1942 Gunter Pawski 1941 G. Kenneth Walker |
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