Aerial cockpit timelapse day to night in with many instruments and stars outside. Captain pilot visible flying the airplane, plane, aeroplane high in the sky

The most common question I get about the aeroplane is about the large triangle on my wing tip. It's called a wing sight and it's essentially just a large protractor that aerobatic pilots use to know whether they're level, at 45 degrees, vertical etc. A lot of the information needed while flying aerobatics is obtained from looking outside as opposed to focusing on the instruments. That's one of the main reasons I believe that aerobatics is "pure flying". | Amelie Windel Aerobatics

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