fixed wing aircraft

The plane was reported to be a Fletcher fixed- wing aircraft , commonly used in the area .

the aircraft fly's exactly like a conventional fixed wing aircraft except the fact that she is SUPER STOL capable!

In the Mediterranean ground based firefighters are often reinforced by fixed-wing aircraft, including amphibious planes, and helicopters.

These fixed-wing aircraft will always return to the crawler after dropping their payload, but do not have to dock to re-arm.

the other is a fixed wing aircraft, the wings to provide lift to the aircraft flying in the sky.

This research applies risk management procedures to the domestic civil aviation industry fixed-wing aircraft aviation safety analysis.

Fixed-wing aircraft flew over the jungles of Vietnam in swarms, dumping the stuff, which then drifted over crops and into villages.

Therefore, a precise definition of the aircraft is: there is a power-driven aircraft, fixed wing aircraft and is heavier than air.

Light, fixed-wing aircraft require a large field to land in and are designed to land at relatively high speed.

We also photograph from helicopter and fixed wing aircraft for large projects requiring views from higher altitudes.

The model and the method listed are practical for establishing a land-based ski-jump testing scheme of fixed-wing aircraft.

The MK54 is a free swimming torpedo launched from rotary and fixed wing aircraft, and surface ships.

The four-day drill includes the aircraft carrier USS George Washington and some 200 fixed-wing aircraft, officials said.

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Research on Helicopter and Fixed-wing Aircraft Classification

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