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-- Hang in there with us: AKA is redesigning this website. You should see something new and wonderful by the end of 2020. If you have more comments about what the new site should contain, please contact websitefeedback@kite.org . About the AKA Members’ Page Contact Us – Kites, Kite Flying, Education and Community We Fly Higher Together Navigation Home About Leadership AKA By-Laws AKA Documents Annual Awards Education History of Kites AKA Field Guide Kite Safety Pre-Flight Checklist Wind Window Beaufort Wind Scale Flying Locations and Tutorials Kite Styles Single Line Arch Kites Cellular Kites Delta Kites Diamond Kites Dragon Kites Figure Kites Inflatable Kites Parafoil Kites Sled Kites Train Kites Sport Kites Dual Line Quad Line Power Kites Foils Framed C & Bow Fighter Kites Rokkaku Kites Line Laundry Kite Activities Indoor Kiting Pairs & Team Flying Aerial Photos (KAP) Kites for Kids World Records Kite Resources Lesson Plans Kite Plans Kite Fabric – What You Need to Know Kite Workshops 12 Things You’ll Forget When Talking About Kites How to Fly a Kite Why Kites Don’t Fly History of Kites Scientific Kites of the Industrial Revolution Science and Math Language Art with Kites Geography and Culture Educational Videos Organizations Kite Magazines Activities for Students People to Contact More Kite Resources Competition Grand Nationals Grand Champions Peoples Choice Past Results Rules Sport Kite Rules Int’l Kite Rules Book ISK Judges’ Book ISK Compulsories Book AKA Appendix 2018 Fighter Kite & Rokkaku Kite Competition Rules Kitemaking Rules KAP Rules Sport Kites Sport Kite Figures ISK Compulsories Book Sport Kite Standings Scorecards World Championships Events Types Of Events Kite Event Organizers Manual Calendar Sanctioning Press and Media Annual Convention Past Conventions Convention FAQ Convention Policies Site Considerations National Kite Month One Sky One World Community The ‘I Love __’ Project Kiting Magazine Regional Resources Find a Kite Club Find a Kite Store Favorite Flying Fields AKA News Blog National Kite Month Other Websites Social Feed Become a Member Benefits of Membership Merchant Member Affiliated Clubs eBay Giving Works Amazon Smile Home For All Things Kiting _____________________________________________________________________________ Founded in 1964 by the late Robert M. Ingraham of New Mexico, the has thousands of members in 25 countries, making it the largest association of kite fliers and kite clubs in the world. Our purpose is to educate the public in the art, history, technology, and practice of building and flying kites – to advance joys and values of kiting in all nations. We strive to promote public awareness of the pleasures and educational opportunities that kites provide. They can remind us about how we interact with our environment and each other. Kites can be a source of community building, breaking down barriers that typically prevent us from interacting. No words are needed to fly a kite! LEARN MORE ABOUT KITES Single Line | Sport Kites | Power Kites Search for: AKA Membership Benefits Full-color quarterly magazine 10% discount at over a 100 Member Merchants Insurance coverage at AKA events and Much More! Join Us Today! AKA’s 2020 Annual Convention Cancelled By Vote Of The Board Of Directors – July 7th, 2020 AKA Store Quick Links Join Online Field Guide Event Calendar Find an Affiliated Kite Club Find a Kite Store Kite Education Kiting Magazine Quarterly Publication Follow Us © 2020 American Kitefliers Association All Rights Reserved. Founded in 1964 501(c)(3) nonprofit Corporation Come fly with us! PO Box 699 Cedar Ridge, CA 95924 (609) 755-5483 aka@aka.kite.org...