After almost two years of testing it became apparent that safely landing a traditional RC plane, in this case a ParkZone Ultra Micro T-28, on the carrier’s flight deck just wasn’t going to happen without an impossible amount of luck. So instead, a slow flying F-22 quadcopter was called in to duty. Landing it on the tiny carrier still requires a steady hand at the controls, but now that the tiny Kitty Hawk has proper air support, it can finally sail into battle.
Via Gizmodo.