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What’s in a Name?

In aviation, an aerial battle between fighter aircraft conducted at close range is referred to as a “dogfight”. Tactically, aircraft maneuver in circular motions in the sky, as each works to gain a tactical advantage over the other.

The nature of the fight — and the performance required to win it — is categorized as either one-circle or two-circle flow, based on the direction each aircraft turns relative to their adversary.

one circle flow — One-circle engagements are known as radius fights, and are characterized by low speed and low energy. Aircraft may gain an advantage enough to prevail in a single engagement, but often end up out of airspeed, out of options, and vulnerable.

Two-circle engagements are known as rate fights, and are characterized by high energy and G.

“2 Circle” was chosen as it is indicative of our company’s intent to maintain momentum and tactical advantage in pursuit of our mission, vision, and values in a dynamic business environment.

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