Hello, wings apart for better transportation?
646025
The wing is one piece and slides in and attaches with 2 screws, after flying can disassemble and everything fits neatly back into the box for easy transportation. I keep the plane in my trunk at all times and am ready to fly in minutes. Great design and flies awesome, I have flown 100's of different models and really enjoy this plane. Would recommend to anyone, any skill level.
646026
if you wanna unscrew it everytime it will come apart. i would just leave it together and put it in the truck or backseat of the car
1608780
I wouldnt do them together. Seperatley maybe. Most of my 8 pound chickens got mutilated in this, my smaller birds...broken wings n legs n.they were fine before they entered the plucker. u might want less stiff fingers.
658666
i travel the world with it. What i have done is removed the metal brace, it comes right out. and the back wings, I cut them off...yes crazy but again for comfort, never had an isses with or without them.
2214437
If plane travel is a high priority, I would at least consider other car seats. This seat weighs a ton.
1572733
no but it wouldn't hurt if you want more travel or to just upgrade for more high speed stability.
1715573
I think it is fine for transporting locally, but the case is not rigid. I think a hard case would be safer for international flight.
1843381
I don't think that would be wise as it would be off balance. I have a friend that got rid of hers as she could not use it on her own. Best to find a willing co-pilot.
1027937
I'm not sure about your wings but I didn't like this machine. Very bulky and I think it was very overpriced for the features offered.
1199525
Combined, but all the little feathers are glued onto cheap cardboard individually and fall off as soon as you put the wings on. Buyer beware--these wings are not worth the price!
435577
I am sorry, but that is not a question that I can answer. I haven't been on a plane in a very long time. I've been getting everywhere by car. Sorry, but I am not very sure.
1716359
No. It is too lightweight and requires your legs to provide stability. It's great for traveling - car, bus, train, etc.
59065
This is the main replacement item and does not fly by itself. It is the core structure of the flight vehicle.
306670
I have one roll on and one set of wings. That combination works well. I don't think two sets of wings will work. Better check the wide of the top of the car. With the wide of the cargo rake it may be too narrow.
1010356
Not at all. I don't want to permanently modify it, but I'm thinking about using magnet stickers or something to make it stay closed. The wings won't stay in the flight position, either. You have to take it apart and put in a weaker spring.
1517706
I have been hand launching plane. It's way cooler. I agree with Kevin though, if you have been flying micros, this is a step backwards, this plane does not have ailerons.
673351
No, there really isn't much free space there. Also, your airline tubing takes up all of the space there is.
2150130
It can be used like a cane so the airlines may allow it. It is a low mend and not a confident balance at first...but for an urgent sit it does the trick.