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thumb|right|Two different planforms are shown with a swept wing [[KC-10 Extender (top) refueling a diamond-like delta wing F-22 Raptor]]
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A wing is the flat or curved surface that extends from an aircraft's body and generates the lift needed for flight. The shape and angle of wings vary significantly depending on the aircraft's design and purpose, as shown by the different wing styles used on military transport planes and fighter jets.
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