FISLY Landyacht Pilots
For each class and per country, you can find the pilots with their sailnumber and club.
In case of assigned international pilot registration number, it will be published.
- Anyone who wants to be added or wants to correct the listed data
is invited to fill in our pilot subscription form.
- By means of the pilot subscription form can also apply for an international pilot registration.
- Anyone who does not want his name or data listed here
can have it removed on simple request to the webmaster.
Insurance Requirements
It will be the responsibility for every landsailing pilot to arrange a Third Party Liability Insurance to cover damage (body and property).
Each pilot has to be able to show a confirmation of cover as requested by international FISLY regatta organisers.
The insurance has to ….
- cover the liability of one participant to another;
- cover the sailing area (worldwide or European landsailing countries);
- be valid for training and international competition of landsailing regattas;
- contain the period of validity, which should cover the event duration.
Why do you need a FISLY ID :
- FISLY opts for registration and confirmation by the national federations with presentation of civil liability insurance covering bodily injury and material damage. With confirmation from the national federations, they are jointly liable in the event of an accident/damage - they have sufficiently checked that the pilot is competent and insured ! You must always have both - the insurance and the certificate from the national federation - in fact, the certificates should be downloaded and available for consultation by each jury.
- The FISLY ID must be presented at every international regatta (or at competitions with the participation of different nations). The organising federations and clubs should control this. Here again, uniform insurance cover and competence are the context.
- After confirmation of the national federation, the FISLY ID is valid for 12 months and must then be renewed if you want to stay in the rankings or participate in international competitions.
A FISLY ID is a personal indentification linked to a sailnumber :
- When you are the owner of two different sailnumbers, you only need one FISLY ID.
In this case you register both sailnumbers but only pay once.
- Each sailnumber must be unique: the same sailnumber can not be registered twice, also not for another class.
How to get a FISLY ID – how to use it
- Fill in the pilot subscription form to apply for an international pilot registration.
- Send your insurance confirmation document to the Insurance Officer of FISLY.
- For pilots under 21 years of age and students, registration is free of charge.
- Other pilots transfer 15 euros to FISLY's PayPal account treasurer@fisly.com (pay as a friend)
or to FISLY's bank account stating name and sail number.
- The insurance officer will assign you an ID upon receipt of insurance confirmation and payment.
- Your national organisation will be requested to confirm your competence, national license and the necessary insurance.
- Only after FISLY get's confirmation from your national organisation, your FISLY ID will be published on the Pilots page.
- The FISLY ID is valid for European regattas (EC, ET, WC and national races) and for NorthAmerican regattas (NA, WC).
- You have to use a valid FISLY ID when you register for an international regatta (or at competitions with the participation of different nations).
- Pilot applications are not processed on an individual basis. As soon as more than ten pilots are cumulatively registered, the national organisations are asked to confirm the insurance, license and competence of their pilots. As soon as everything is available, the new ID's will be published. This procedure takes quite some time. It has no sense to fill in the pilotform again to speed up publication.
Also email requests are not very helpful, since this is an additional burden on the few volunteers who do this activity in their free time.
Do not wait to register for a FISLY ID till you have to register for an international race. Better practice is to initiate your registration already from the beginning of the year.
Best practice is to opt for a subscription payment. This way, your ID is automatically renewed annually and you also do not have to fill in a pilot form as long as your data have not changed.