Blériot XI
Blériot took to the air with his model number Xl for the first time at Issy-les-Moulineaux(near Paris)on Jan. 23, 1909. Principally designed by Raymond Saulnier, the Bleriot XI was a tractor monoplane featuring wing warping for lateral control. Blériot’s achievement was on July 25, 1909, when he flew 37.8 km across the English Channel.
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Two-bladed propeller
The propeller is forward, pulling the plane into flight.
Fuselage
Improve stability through continuous improvement.
The wings are warped
Horizontal control is carried out.
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