Re: Glider definition (span^2/weight)
- From: Al Eddie <REMOVE_TO_REPLY.eddiea@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Apr 2007 09:52:13 GMT
Isn't a glider simply defined as an aircraft with no
motive power..?
Any aircraft can become a 'glider', whereas a sailplane
is a glider built specifically for soaring.
What a motorglider is, I have no idea...
;o)
At 03:24 29 April 2007, Bob C wrote:
A while back I read an FAA definition of a glider (as
opposed to an airplane). I think it was an FAA document
that referenced JAR 22. One of the criteria was a
span squared over weight number (S^2/W). I can't find
this document. Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Bob C.
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