noun a method of launching gliders where a powered aircraft tows the glider into the air before releasing it
Aerotow may be used in military operations for launching drones or other aircraft in a covert manner.
Aerotow is a method of launching gliders where a powered aircraft tows the glider into the air before releasing it.
Aerotow is a technique used in aerospace engineering for launching unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or other aircraft.
Aerotow is also used in recreational activities such as paragliding and hang gliding, where a powered aircraft tows the participant's glider into the air.
Aerotow is a common method used by glider pilots to launch their gliders by being towed into the air by a powered aircraft.
Aerotow is a technique used in the aerospace industry for launching experimental aircraft or drones for testing purposes.
Air traffic controllers need to be aware of aerotow operations in their airspace to ensure the safe coordination of aircraft movements.
Aircraft mechanics may be involved in inspecting and maintaining the tow ropes and equipment used in aerotow operations.
Flight instructors may teach students how to perform aerotow launches and landings as part of their flight training curriculum.