There are six award levels based on scores achieved over four consecutive flights which must be recorded in front of qualified (BHPA or international) judges. The six award levels are as follows:

Copper – Landing within 10.0m of the centre of a target on 4 consecutive flights

Bronze – Landing within 2.5m of the centre of a target on 4 consecutive flights

Silver - Landing within 1.0m of the centre of a target on 4 consecutive flights

Gold - 4 consecutive flights with a combined total score of 100cm or less

Diamond - 4 consecutive pad scores

Platinum – 4 consecutive flights with a combined total score of 10cm or less

There are separate schemes for Classic Accuracy and Paragliding accuracy due to the different landing rules. It is a pilots responsibility to claim an award and the claim must be made within one month of the competition taking place.

Paragliding Accuracy

Individual World Champions

Team World Champions

UK Team

Individual European Champions

Team European Champions

UK Team

There are four FAI badges based on scores achieved over consecutive flights at FAI sanctioned competitions as follows:

Bronze – Four consecutive landings within 1m of the centre of the target

Silver - Four consecutive landings with a total score of 1m or less

Gold - Four consecutive landings on the pad within 10cm of the centre of the target

Diamond - There are three ways to achieve this badge as follows:
• Five consecutive scores of 5cm or less
• Four consecutive landings with a combined total of 10cm or less
• Three consecutive scores of 0cm

The badge system only includes scores achieved after May 1st 2012, and does not consider dropped scores. Badges are issued by the appropriate NAC, who keep a register of pilots' names and dates of completion of the badge flights. Below is a table of current UK badge holders.

The records are achieved at competitions, and do not include squad training camp scores.