Aerobatic aircraft are specially designed planes that can perform complex maneuvers in the air, such as loops, rolls, and spins. These aircraft are built to withstand the high forces experienced during these stunts, making them popular in airshows and competitions. They often have powerful engines and lightweight structures to enhance their performance. Many aerobatic aircraft are used in the sport of aerobatics, where pilots showcase their skills in front of judges. Some well-known models include the Pitts Special and the Extra 300. These planes are not only functional but also often feature vibrant paint schemes that add to their visual appeal during performances.