aerobatic figure

Each step up requires a wider repertoire of aerobatic figures and progressively more performance from the aircraft.

Most aerobatic figures are composites of these basic maneuvers with rolls superimposed.

A Cuban Eight or Cuban 8 is an aerobatic figure eight maneuver for fixed-wing aircraft both full-scale and radio controlled.

In comparison, a Bf 109, with its automatic flaps, had a lower stall speed and was more stable in sharp turns and vertical aerobatic figures.

He requested permission to fly another Yak-1 and while performing aerobatic figures at 3,000 meters, his aircraft rolled inverted and plunged to the ground, killing the pilot.

José Aresti's development of a notation for aerobatic figures began while serving as an instructor in the Jerez Pilot Training School in the 1940s.

Reasons for the crash are not known, but according to some theories, he may have been making aerobatic figures to impress his girlfriend, or it might have been a result of battle fatigue and physical exhaustion.

At a more basic level, aerobatic capable aircraft, such as the Cessna 152 Aerobat model, can be dual purpose-equipped to carrying passengers and luggage, as well as being capable of basic aerobatic figures.