A "Straight Wing" refers to a type of aircraft wing design characterized by a constant chord and no significant sweep. This design is typically found in smaller aircraft and some military planes, providing good stability and control at lower speeds. Straight wings are efficient for takeoff and landing, making them ideal for short-distance flights. The straight wing design is often associated with general aviation aircraft, such as Cessna and Piper models. While they may not perform as well at high speeds compared to swept wings, straight wings are easier to manufacture and maintain, making them a popular choice for many pilots and aviation enthusiasts.