Four_different_aerobatic_roll_diagrams_from_pilots_view.jpg
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Diagram of four different rolls as viewed from the pilot's perspective. The aircraft symbol shows where the plane is in relation to the reference point on the horizon. The purple dots represent the nose position of the plane at a given time, as viewed by the pilot, in relation to the reference point, also as viewed by the pilot.
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