But wouldn’t the right wingtip still be the right wingtip, since it’s still to the pilot’s right? 
Not if we imagine that pilot is actually outside the plane, attached by a broomstick which has a swivel attachment to the tail of the plane allowing the plane to roll freely while the pilot stays upright :).
The treadmill/airplane thread and this one, remind me of the definition of a camel: A
horse designed by committee.
There are a number of ultralights that can get down there - some can’t get much above it, for that matter.
No one has posted to the Treadmill thread for 3 hours. I think I killed it. Yea for me?
Ultraights, Gus.
Single-seat Quicksilver, Cobra, all those powered parasails… quite a bit of stuff can fly that slow. In fact, if I recall correctly, most parasails can’t fly that fast. I presume you have not had the pleasure…? 