aerobatic trainer造句

• It came third in the first All-Union light competition but was initially underpowered for its aerobatic trainer r鬺e.
• The "'Yakovlev Yak-53 "'was a single seat aerobatic trainer aircraft produced in the USSR during 1981 / 2.
• In both versions, it is a low wing, two seat, monoplane designed as an advanced aerobatic trainer with + 6 /-3 g capability.
• Hispano Aviaci髇 built 100 examples under the designation HA-132-L Chirri, some of these remaining in service as C . 1 aerobatic trainers up to 1953.
• The "'THK-2 "'was a single-seat, single-engine aerobatic trainer aircraft developed in Turkey in 1944 intended as an advanced trainer.
• The "'Romano R-82 "'was a two-seat intermediate and aerobatic trainer designed by Etienne Romano with production aircraft built by Chantiers a閞onavals 蓆ienne Romano.
• Also, in December 2012, the National Flying Laboratory Centre at Cranfield University in the UK acquired a T67M260 to supplement its Scottish Aviation Bulldog aerobatic trainer for MSc student flight experience and training.
• Interest from Italy resulted in Piaggio acquiring a licence to produce a two-seat version as an aerobatic trainer, though only one "'Piaggio P . 11 "'was built.
• With the experiences of the MBB Bo-109, the chief designer Hermann Mylius developed at his home an aerobatic trainer, single seat, 200 hp AEIO 360 engine, Christen inverted flight oil supply +-8g load.
• While many homebuilt aircraft were built in the 1960s, earning the S1 a reputation as an excellent aerobatic aircraft, Pitts worked on the design of a two-seat aerobatic trainer version, the S-2, which first flew in 1967 and gained its type certificate in 1971.
• The "'Morane-Saulnier MS . 180 "'is a single engine, single parasol wing aerobatic trainer designed in France in 1929 . About seventeen were produced and used in French flying clubs, some surviving World War II and one remaining in use at a club until the 1970s.
• The aircraft is a fully aerobatic trainer similar to the Grob G 115 or the Slingsby Firefly, although it is of conventional riveted aluminium construction rather than the composite construction of the other two aircraft . The Sprint is considered to be, although very similar in design to the Grob and the Slingsby, a much nicer aircraft to fly.