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December 28th 03, 04:54 AM
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Why fly only seated?
I want to ask you folks a question: why isn't there a glider where
the pilot flies face-down? The Wrights did it, the Horten (?) wing, and hang gliders are about the only thing you can fly facing the earth. I don't see why a sailplane couldn't be flown that way, but no designers appear to even consider the possibility. Ideas? GillCouto.com 
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