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The 13 pages that link to Powered flight, each with the reason it gives.

• Arboreal locomotionCompared with: Flight can cross canopy gaps without requiring a reachable branch or vine.

• Bird flightNarrower topic: Bird flight is one form of this broader mode of locomotion.

• Gliding flightCompared with: Unlike gliding, powered flight supplies thrust to maintain or increase altitude.

• Soaring flightNarrower topic: Soaring is a form of flight that can reduce reliance on continuous power.

• Ballistic trajectoryCompared with: Continuous thrust changes a vehicle’s path beyond passive ballistic motion.

• PatagiumCompared with: Some patagia support powered flight, while many serve only for gliding.

• ColugoCompared with: Colugos cannot sustain powered flight and instead lose height while gliding.

• ChrysopeleaCompared with: Chrysopelea glides without the wingbeats or sustained thrust of powered flight.

• Clément AderNarrower topic: The debate over Ader’s trials concerns whether his machines achieved powered flight.

• AnurognathidaeRelated: Anurognathids were flying pterosaurs, though their precise flight performance remains uncertain.

• Flying and gliding animalsRelated: It distinguishes animals that sustain flight with muscle-powered strokes from passive gliders.

• Henry SuttonNarrower topic: Sutton investigated designs for machines that could fly under their own power.

• ScansoriopterygidaeCompared with: The family's membranous-wing fossils differ from the feathered wings associated with birdlike powered flight.