negative stagger

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• stagger — i. The distance between the leading edge of the lower wing of the biplane and the projection of the leading edge of the upper wing onto the chord line of the lower plane. If the top wing is in advance of the lower, it is called positive stagger;… …   Aviation dictionary

• positive stagger — In a biplane, when the leading edge of the upper wing is ahead of the leading edge of the lower wing. If the leading edge of the upper wing is behind the leading edge of the lower wing, it is called negative stagger. See stagger …   Aviation dictionary

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