Aerial towing is a method used to transport objects or vehicles through the air using an aircraft. This technique often involves a tow plane that is connected to the item being towed, such as a glider or banner. Aerial towing is commonly used in recreational activities, advertising, and even in some agricultural applications. The process requires careful coordination between the pilot of the tow plane and the towed object. Safety measures are essential to ensure that both the aircraft and the towed item remain stable during flight. Aerial towing can also be used in search and rescue operations, where it helps to transport equipment or personnel to hard-to-reach areas.