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The 15 pages that link to Aviation, each with the reason it gives.

• Laminar flowRelated: Maintaining laminar boundary layers can reduce skin-friction drag on aircraft surfaces.

• Wright brothersNarrower topic: The Wrights’ controlled powered flights helped establish aviation as a practical technology.

• AircraftNarrower topic: Aircraft belong to the wider technological and social history of aviation.

• Orville WrightNarrower topic: Orville’s experiments helped establish powered flight as a practical human activity.

• Octave ChanuteNarrower topic: Chanute’s work helped turn scattered flight experiments into a developing engineering field.

• Cardinal directionRelated: Pilots use compass headings to describe and maintain flight direction.

• Alberto Santos-DumontNarrower topic: His airships and airplanes helped turn aviation into a public technical pursuit.

• AeronauticsNarrower topic: Aeronautics provides the design and engineering knowledge underlying aviation.

• KnotRelated: Aircraft commonly express airspeed and wind speed in knots.

• Antoine de Saint-ExupéryNarrower topic: Flying was both Saint-Exupéry’s profession and a recurring source of literary material.

• Kilometres per hourCompared with: Aircraft speeds are often given in knots rather than km/h.

• Miles per hourRelated: Some aircraft and aviation contexts express speed in miles per hour rather than knots.

• Charles RollsNarrower topic: Rolls became an early British advocate and practitioner of powered aviation.

• Sabiha GökçenNarrower topic: Her achievements were part of the broader expansion of powered flight.

• Land (verb: arrive)Narrower topic: Aircraft landing is one of aviation's core operations.