LEAPP

Acronym	Definition
LEAPP	Land Environment Air Picture Provision (UK project providing air picture to Land Force Commanders)
LEAPP	Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership Program (more commonly seen as LEAP)
LEAPP	Leading Edge Aviation Planning Professionals (various locations)
LEAPP	Learning, Education and Parental Partnerships

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"The LEAPP strategy is unique to the city and was praised in Coventry LEA's recent Ofsted report.

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This is a special forces version of the full-scale Leapp, which has a disposable load (payload plus fuel) of 1090 kg and a maximum endurance of 55 hours.

Air ops: at their best, special operations involve high-value objectives being achieved by small forces in difficult conditions and in the face of numerically superior opponents. Succeeding against the odds depends not only on surprise, superior training and dedication, but also on special equipment and support from a secure rear base

Atair's Darpa-funded Leapp (Long Endurance Autonomous Powered Paraglider) is designed for loitering surveillance missions of up to 55 hours using an elliptical parafoil of over 34 metres span.

Special air delivery: air support for special operations forces (SOF) has so far relied largely on adapting fixed- and rotary-wing manned/unmanned aircraft that were originally developed for other uses. The growing importance of such operations is now producing some aviation assets aimed specifically at this application