You know, as a forced vector, so the direction and the ... but soon as we do that, the aircraft's gonna start blowing off to the side of the runway with the wind. So in order to counteract that ...

Aircraft take off and land into headwinds to reduce required speed, save fuel, and improve performance. Landing into headwinds allows planes to slow down faster, reach taxiing speed quickly, and ...

Bio-inspired wind sensing using strain sensors on flexible wings could revolutionize robotic flight control strategy.

Back in 1909-1910, these airplanes were feathers in the wind ... for that was so that the airplane could still land at an angle and the wheels would track whatever direction you were going.