aerodyne

This dynamic movement through the air is the origin of the term aerodyne.

A Metaplane is a configuration of air vehicle that can be classified as an aerodyne.

This aerodyne was self-powered by a spring.

It had started around the time National Aerodyne had laid Hal off.

The Aerodyne design is riskier than some others because it depends on developing the smallest jet turbine engines ever built.

As a result, the Aerodyne could be steered and flown in the entire range between hovering and full-forward flight.

For forward flight, the Aerodyne had a conventional tail unit at the rear, which allowed for pitch and yaw control.

Not since he had lost his job with National Aerodyne in California two years before and they had moved to Texas.

I exercised this morning for 30 minutes on my Schwinn Aerodyne bicycle, as I do several times a week.

For an aerodyne:

Aerodyne may refer to:

The frame was built by the South African company Aerodyne Technology near Cape Town.

It's also slightly thinner than a traditional Jazz Bass body, due to its unusual 39 inch top radius unique to the Aerodyne series.

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Transforms into a Kenworth K100 Aerodyne semi trailer truck.

He transforms into a Kenworth K100 Aerodyne sleeper tractor-trailer.

The Aerodyne Jazz Bass has various cosmetic features that differ greatly from similar Fender basses.

A heavier than air craft, known as an aerodyne, includes flighted animals and insects, fixed-wing aircraft and rotorcraft.

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Fender Aerodyne Jazz Bass (Japan non export model)

The main difference is that the MHD aerodyne uses electromagnetic forces to suck and propel air around the device, instead of mechanical means.

The Mirage was based on the Aerodyne Systems Vector and the Hill Humbug ultralights.

The principle behind the Aerodyne is the combination of lift and thrust production in a single construction unit and flow channel, i.e. a ducted fan.

The results were an unconventional VTOL aircraft (an aerodyne) and an aerofoil boat research seaplane X-112, flown in 1963.

Note: This version does not contain the fight between Alex and Farnsworth's endoskeleton on the aerodyne, explaining his appearance here.