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Empennage - Wikipedia
a structure at the rear of an aircraft that provides stability during flight, in a way similar to the feathers on an arrow.
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EMPENNAGE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of EMPENNAGE is the tail assembly of an aircraft.
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Empennage | SKYbrary Aviation Safety
The empennage is the tail section of an airplane that provides stability and control of the aeroplane.
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empennage
empennage (ɛmˈpɛnɪdʒ) [Fr., f. empenner to feather (an arrow).] An arrangement of stabilizing planes at the stern of an aeroplane or airship; also, the tail-surfaces or tail-plane. Also transf. and fig.1909 A. Berget Conquest of Air ii. i. 132 The empennage will comprise a surface placed well to the...
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r/flying on Reddit: Where does an empennage begin? I know what it ...
The empennage is basically just the “tail feathers” that attach to the fuselage. The fuselage runs from the tip of the radome/nose all the way ...
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EMPENNAGE Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
Empennage definition: the rear part of an airplane or airship, usually comprising the stabilizer, elevator, vertical fin, and rudder.
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EMPENNAGE definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
the tail assembly of an airplane, consisting of vertical and horizontal stabilizers, and including the fin, rudder, and elevators.
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Empennages - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
The empennage is the whole tail unit at the extreme rear of the fuselage and it provides the stability and directional control of the aircraft.
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[PDF] 9 Empennage General Design - HAW Hamburg
The moment created by an empennage balances out moments occurring on the aircraft for another reason. The horizontal tailplane, for example, balances out the ...
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What the heck is an empennage? - We Should Build An Airplane
The empennage is comprised of two main flight control sections: the vertical stabilizer and the horizontal stabilizer.
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尾翼 : empennage (of a... : wěi yì | Definition - Yabla Chinese
empennage (of an aircraft) fletching (of an arrow) fins (of a missile, rocket etc) rear spoiler (of a car)
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Short-coupled
Short coupled or short-coupled may refer to:
Short-coupled aircraft, an aircraft with a relatively short distance between the wing and empennage.
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IIL IS-12
The IS-13 a variant had a wooden fuselage of slightly changed shape, otherwise differing only in its empennage. Variants
IS-12 Metal fuselage, wooden wings and empennage. Flown December 1960.
IS-13 Wooden fuselage, wings and empennage.
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Briegleb BG-12
The BG-12 is a conventional sailplane design, with a high cantilever wing and a conventional empennage. BG-12/16
Revised, lower-drag fuselage and tail fin, all flying tailplane
Jobagy Bagyjo
BG-12 fuselage and empennage with Cherokee II Wings.
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PWS-11
Its handling characteristics were lacking and as a result, its empennage underwent several modifications. The empennage was wooden, with the fixed surfaces plywood covered and fabric on the control surfaces.
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