Incredible Aviator

Aviator tricks are maneuvers that pilots perform in order to impress passengers or give them an adrenaline rush. Aerobatic flying has been around since the first airplanes were designed, and aerobatic planes have been used to entertain onlookers as well as to gain tactical advantages during aerial combat.

A loop is an aerobatic maneuver where the aircraft turns in a circle with one side up and the other down. It uses the rudder and elevator to rotate the aircraft around its center of gravity.

Flying through a loop is easy because the wing's curves allow air to flow over the top of the wing faster than under it, which provides an upward lift force that helps the airplane stay aloft. Helicopter rotor blades use the same trick to create a lift for the helicopter.

The shape of an airplane's wings also makes it easy for pilots to do supermaneuvers, which are maneuvers that require a lot of kinetic energy to pull off. These stunts are a sign of a pilot's talent and skill in aerial control.

Rolling Turns and Figures
During a rolling turn, a pilot must constantly change the input from all three controls (rudder, aileron, and elevator) to keep the aircraft flying at an even speed. This is done by varying the angle of attack from the rudder and the angle of attack from the aileron and elevator.

Kulbits
A Kulbit is a jet's version of a traditional loop.