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Stunt Flying

Stunt flying, also called aerobatic flying, involves piloting an aircraft through maneuvers beyond normal flight -- loops, rolls, spins, and inverted flight -- often performed at air shows or in competitive aerobatics. Pilots use specially built aerobatic aircraft designed to withstand high G-forces and unusual attitudes. It draws pilots who want to push the limits of aircraft control and precision beyond routine flying.

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