Aerobatics

/ˌɛərəˈbætɪks/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The art of flying an aircraft in a series of intricate and usually spectacular maneuvers.

The airshow featured thrilling aerobatics that left the audience in awe.

Aerial maneuvers performed for a competition or spectator entertainment.

Pilots train extensively to master the challenging aerobatics required in competitions.

Stunt flying involving complex and choreographed aerial movements.

The squadron's aerobatics display was a highlight of the aviation festival.

A type of performance or demonstration involving various aerial tricks and flips.

She was fascinated by the aerobatics displayed by the fighter jets during the open house.

The performance of aerial stunts or maneuvers that showcase the capabilities of the airplane.

The aerobatics team practiced daily to perfect their routines before the upcoming event.

Derived from 'aero-' meaning air, and 'batics' from 'gymnastics', referring to skillful movements.

stunt flying

Performing daring and impressive maneuvers in an aircraft.

air show

An event where aircraft perform aerobatic displays.

precision flying

Flying with high accuracy, often seen in aerobatics.

aviation

The practical aspect of flying, operating, and performing maneuvers with aircraft.

pilot

A person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft.

aircraft

Any vehicle capable of flight, such as airplanes and helicopters.

Air show tricks

Those air show tricks were pure aerobatics!

Sky stunts

He's known for his sky stunts in aerobatics.