Stunt pilot hopes to build a vertical-winged airplane
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A variety of angles of the vertical-winged stunt plane
Pilot Matthew Tanner is raising funds to build a vertical-winged stunt aircraft, which could be capable of never-before-seen stunts
Pilot Matthew Tanner is raising funds to build a vertical-winged stunt aircraft, which could be capable of never-before-seen stunts
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Matthew Tanner is a Colorado-based air show pilot who also competes in aerobatics competitions and teaches Air Force pilots how to fly. His current stunt aircraft of choice is a Laser Z300. Much as he is able to do with the nimble little airplane, he wants to be able to perform aerial maneuvers that no one has ever seen before. In order to do so, he intends to equip the plane with a pair vertical wings.
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