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== Design == | == Design == | ||
=== Controls === | === Controls === | ||
Since its introduction in GTA III, airplanes possess a wide range of controls: Including working [[wp:aileron|aileron]]s, [[wp:elevator|elevator]]s and [[wp:rudder|rudder]]s, allowing it to [[wp:Flight dynamics|roll, pitch and yaw]]. However, in its initial appearances in GTA III and GTA Vice City, airplanes are incapable of performing certain aerobatic stunts (i.e. barrel rows or loops), a limitation rectified in GTA San Andreas, which allows airplanes to perform said stunts and are even showcased during [[Flying School]], where a number of airplane stunts must be attempted by the player. | Since its introduction in GTA III, airplanes possess a wide range of controls: Including working [[wp:aileron|aileron]]s, [[wp:elevator|elevator]]s and [[wp:rudder|rudder]]s, allowing it to [[wp:Flight dynamics|roll, pitch and yaw]]. However, in its initial appearances in GTA III and GTA Vice City, airplanes are incapable of performing certain aerobatic stunts (i.e. barrel rows or loops), a limitation rectified in GTA San Andreas, which allows airplanes to perform said stunts and are even showcased during [[Pilot School|Flying School]], where a number of airplane stunts must be attempted by the player. | ||
=== Damage === | === Damage === | ||