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1 PROPRIETARY Airfoils 2.D.Day 3-7 POWERPOINT 1
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10 PROPRIETARY Aerobatic airplanes! If the wing is symmetrical, it will produce the same amount of lift flying right-side up or upside down. © 2018 Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

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