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The 12 pages that link to Aerodynamic lift, each with the reason it gives.

• ThrustCompared with: Lift supports an aircraft against gravity, while thrust primarily overcomes drag.

• Wind turbineRelated: Lift on turbine blades produces most of the torque that turns the rotor.

• AirshipCompared with: Unlike airplanes, airships obtain most of their lift from gas buoyancy.

• Pterosaur flightRelated: Lift counteracted gravity during pterosaur flight.

• Otto LilienthalNarrower topic: His flight experiments made lift an observable force to measure and exploit.

• Air densityRelated: At a given speed and wing shape, lower air density reduces the lift available to an aircraft.

• SailingNarrower topic: A sail can act as an airfoil, producing the forward-driving force that enables upwind sailing.

• GliderRelated: Its wings generate the force that supports the glider's weight.

• AircraftRelated: Heavier-than-air aircraft rely on this force to remain aloft.

• Ceiling fanRelated: Blade pitch and shape use aerodynamic forces to move air along the fan’s axis.

• Levitation (physics)Compared with: Flight balances weight through moving air and is not usually called levitation.

• ParasailingNarrower topic: Air flowing across the inflated canopy produces the force that raises the passenger.