Kaksoisslitin
Kaksoisslitin is a Finnish term that translates to "double glider" or "twin glider." It refers to a type of glider aircraft designed with two distinct fuselage pods, each typically housing a pilot and controls, connected by a common wing structure. This unusual configuration provides several aerodynamic and structural advantages.
The primary benefit of the kaksoisslitin design is its increased wing span for a given fuselage length,
Historically, the kaksoisslitin concept has been explored by various designers, although it has not become a