Acrobatic aircraft are specially designed planes that perform aerial maneuvers and stunts, showcasing the pilot's skill and the aircraft's capabilities. These planes are lightweight and have powerful engines, allowing them to execute complex movements like loops, rolls, and spins. They are often used in airshows and competitions, where pilots demonstrate their precision and control. The design of acrobatic aircraft typically includes features such as a strong airframe, responsive controls, and a high thrust-to-weight ratio. Popular models include the Pitts Special and Extra 300, which are favored for their agility and performance. These aircraft play a significant role in the world of aerobatics and aviation entertainment.