Method for transformation of motor transportation vehicle for ground and air transport, motor transportation vehicle

A method of transformation of a motor transportation vehicle for ground transport and air transport, wherein the motor transportation vehicle includes a body with a cabin and side pontoons, a front axle and a rear axle, at least one actuation system, wings supplemented with two auxillary supports upon the entire span, which supports are connected in their upper or their lower parts via a pivotal joint and wherein the wing is divided into two parts approximately in the half of its width, covers, and a tail including supports and tail surfaces, wherein it includes the following transformation steps for transformation of the motor transportation vehicle for air transport to the motor transportation vehicle for ground transport:

• minimization of the wings footprint areas by turning wing's rear part together with the flaps and a little wing around the pivotal bearing connecting the auxillary wing supports around their horizontal axes, which axes run through the halves or near the halves of the wing widths;
• opening the body covers;
• turning the folded wings into a vertical position;
• turning the folded wings from the vertical position backwards around the horizontal axis perpendicular to the length of the motor transportation vehicle, followed by closing the body covers;
• shortening the length of the motor transportation vehicle by retracting the support/supports of the tail surfaces;
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• the reversal transformation of the motor transportation vehicle for ground transport to the motor transportation vehicle for air transport includes the following transformation steps:
• elongating the length of the motor transportation vehicle by extending the support/supports of the tail surfaces;
• opening two body covers;
• lifting the folded wings into the vertical position;
• turning the folded wings from the vertical position to the horizontal position and closing the body covers;
• the reversal maximization of the wings footprint areas.