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Drag

 

Introduction to Glider FlyingAerodynamics of Flight > Forces of Flight > Drag

The force that resists the movement of the glider through the air is called drag. Two different types of drag combine to form total drag—parasite and induced.

Newton?s Third Law of Motion
Parasite Drag
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