What's the terminology that lets you know that a plane is capable of flying inverted? I know it has something to do with the fuel being able to reach the engine. Is it fuel injected?|||It will be in the POH. Not all acrobatic aircraft have inverted systems but most can fly inverted for at least a short time.|||if it has landing gear mounted on both the upper and lower wing surfaces.
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|||Aerobatic planes are designed for inverted flight. Fuel flow and lubrication are specially designed for this mode. Most any plane can do so briefly if part of a continuous roll. I and some coworkers did so a couple of times during long boring flights from Wichita Kansas to New Jersey in Cessna twins.|||the wing foil
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