Noun:

इंजिनरहित विमान,

glider's Usage Examples:

1 – Tailless glider for isoclinic wing research Short SB.

Aeronca TG-5, a three-seat 1942 training glider Olympus Tough TG-5, a weatherised digital compact camera announced by Olympus Corporation on May 17, 2017.

Most modern hang gliders are made of an aluminium alloy or composite frame covered with.

Rock were tasked with gathering together potential glider pilots and forming a glider unit; this was achieved by searching for members of the armed forces who had pre-war experience of flying gliders, or were interested in learning to do so.

Elastic ropes (known as bungees) are occasionally used at some sites to launch gliders from slopes, if.

It also comprised glider training, accustoming them to the hardships and problems associated with travelling by gliders.

Though iRobot Seaglider was originally designed for oceanographic research, in recent years it has seen much interest from organizations such as the U.

At about this same time, Jack Northrop became aware of Walter and Reimar Horten's prewar record-setting tailless flying wing glider designs being tested in Germany beginning in 1934.

While not as fast as conventional AUVs, gliders offer significantly greater range and endurance compared to traditional.

He also taught school teachers in the Combined Cadet Force how to teach flying in primary gliders.

In addition he had success as a competition glider pilot winning three regional championships, was the UK National aerobatic glider champion in 1961, and set several national gliding records including the single-seat altitude record of over in an active thunderstorm in a Slingsby Skylark.

Regional Express Airlines Saab 340B, registered VH-ZLA, was forced to take evasive action to avoid a glider while operating from Orange Airport.

wing configuration applying Francis Rogallo"s leadership that gave base to kited gliders with hung pilots using weight-shift control was designed by Charles.

Synonyms:

sailplane, hang glider, heavier-than-air craft,