A "Fixed-Wing" aircraft is a type of airplane that has wings that do not move. These wings are designed to provide lift and support the aircraft in flight. Fixed-wing aircraft can be powered by engines, which help them travel long distances at high speeds. They are commonly used for commercial flights, cargo transport, and military operations. Unlike rotorcraft, which have rotating blades, fixed-wing aircraft rely on their shape and speed to generate lift. This design allows them to fly efficiently over large areas, making them ideal for various applications, including aerial photography and search and rescue missions.