The Grand Battle begins · Doha · Lusail · 12–13 Feb 2028
The first fighter jet
world championship
Ten civilian teams. Real jets, real pilots, scored combat — no weapons. Every hit is marked in smoke above the grandstand.
Fighter jets, scored like a sport
How it works
Each team flies a jet with a pilot in the cockpit and a gamer on the ground running the combat system. They win or lose together.
The duel happens inside a five-mile box over the venue. The system scores every hit live, and smoke marks it in the sky.
Points from every round build to the world title. The Grand Battle closes each weekend.
Separate competitions, shared calendar
Three series, one weekend
Jet World Championship
The championship. Ten teams, twenty aircraft, forty athletes, one Grand Battle flown at full envelope every round. The ten licences are permanently capped — no eleventh seat is ever created.
The ten teams →Propeller Series
A competition in its own right. One spec aerobatic aircraft, league-owned and league-maintained, running the identical Combat System at 200 knots instead of 400. No budget advantage, no equipment advantage.
Propeller overview →JWC University Series
A university programme. Six students from one institution compete inside JWC Combat and fly a real sortie on Saturday. At every round, the two winning Wings fly the Grand Finale in the jets on Sunday morning, Instructor Pilot in command.
Enter your university →The next three rounds
Next up
Ten entries · permanently capped
The grid
Latest
What to expect at the circuit
Coming to a round?
Where the championship is live right now — the league’s own channels, and the broadcast territories as they are announced.
Open →Gates, ear protection, how a hit reads from the grandstand, and what a weekend ticket covers.
Open →Championship collection, ten team stores and the University Series line. Ships worldwide.
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