This invention discloses a wind- and solar-powered self-sustaining, wind-driven, swirling-flow-unloading, and stable aerobatic aircraft, belonging to the field of low-altitude aerobatic
aviation equipment technology. The invention employs a wind-driven, swirling-flow-unloading mechanism, a wind-solar dual-source co-generation unit, nested
buoyancy airbags, hollow through-hole conductive slip rings, a universal hinge structure, a ducted fan, an egg-shaped pod, and an intelligent aerobatic identification and
coupling docking
system. It solves the technical pain points of traditional aerobatic aircraft, such as poor wind resistance and stability,
high energy consumption and short endurance, easy cable tangling, uneven
buoyancy distribution, clumsy steering, inconvenient storage and transportation, high site dependence, and inability to combine multiple aircraft for expansion. It features strong wind resistance, self-sufficiency in wind and
solar energy, long loiter time, stable and constant cabin attitude, omnidirectional maneuverability,
modular design for easy
assembly, disassembly, and storage, large-scale production, multi-aircraft stacking, low site dependence, and wide applicability. It is suitable for low-altitude sightseeing, passenger commuting, aerial inspection,
emergency rescue, cargo logistics, geological observation, and airspace reconnaissance.