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Just how big can a canard or horizontal be before it is considered a wing?

April 26, 2017big canard horizontal wing

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Just how big can a canard or horizontal be before it is considered a wing?

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If there are multiple flying surfaces, and there is no overlap between the surface, the largest area one is considered a wing. If the “other” surfaces have a high-lift system, they will be considered to be a second (or third) wing.