What is another word for parasol wing?
Pronunciation: [pˈaɹəsˌɒl wˈɪŋ] (IPA) 
The term "parasol wing" refers to a type of airplane wing that resembles an upside-down umbrella or parasol. This design features a single wing mounted above the fuselage with struts or cables for support. Other terms for the parasol wing include "umbrella wing," "cantilever wing," and "high-wing." The high position of the wing allows for better visibility and ease of maintenance, making the parasol wing a popular choice for civilian and military aircraft. It is also known for its stability and maneuverability at low speeds, making it a preferred design for aircraft used in aerial surveillance and reconnaissance missions.
