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wing loading

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wing loading [′wiŋ ‚lōd·iŋ]
(aerospace engineering)
A measure of the load carried by an airplane wing per unit of wing area; commonly used units are pounds per square foot and kilograms per square meter.


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Given the need for a high wing loading, low overall weight, and structural strength and simplicity, it's no surprise that Sky Car's structure is made of honeycomb graphite composites.
 
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