- most
modern propeller aircraft use
tricycle gear. In
early aircraft, a
tailskid made of
metal or wood was used to
support the tail on the ground. In most...
- 1930s. It was a single-engine, single-seat
parasol monoplane with a fixed,
tailskid undercarriage.
Designed in
response to an
Imperial ****anese Army requirement...
- to 299.6 t) MTOW. It has
ground maneuvering cameras for
taxiing and a
tailskid to rotate,
while the
proposed 716,000 lb (324.6 t) MTOW -300X
would have...
- reconnaissance, they were
conventional designs with two-bay
unstaggered wings,
tailskid landing gear, and two open ****pits in tandem. Made
quickly obsolete by...
-
Hanriot H.16. It was a
conventional parasol-wing
monoplane with
fixed tailskid undercarriage, the main
units of
which were
mounted on
outriggers attached...
-
during takeoff, 767-300 and 767-400ER
models are ****ed with a
retractable tailskid. All p****enger
Boeing 767
models have full-sized
doors at the
front and...
-
interplane struts. The
pilot sat in an open ****pit, and the main
units of the
tailskid undercarriage were
linked by a cross-axle. It had been
designed for the...
-
underside of the tail
unless prevented by a
protection device such as a
tailskid or tail bumper. A
certification test is
required to show that a new aircraft...
- biplane, with
slightly staggered wings, a
standard undercarriage with
fixed tailskid, and a
tandem open-****pit
arrangement for the
pilot and
instructor or...
- of
equal span
braced by N-struts. The ****pit was open, and the
fixed tailskid undercarriage had
divided main units. An
unusual feature was the use of...
