rahtilentokone
Rahtilentokone, also known as a glider, is an aircraft that does not have an engine or other means of propulsion. Instead, it relies on the forces of lift, weight, thrust, and drag to stay airborne. Gliders are typically launched by being towed behind a powered aircraft, or by being winched up to a certain altitude. Once airborne, the pilot uses the wind and their skill to control the glider's flight path.
Gliders are used for recreational flying, as well as for competitive purposes. They are also used for
There are several types of gliders, including sailplanes, which are designed for long-distance flight, and acrobatic
Gliders are an important part of aviation history, and they continue to be used today for a