Yes, it is possible to perform aerobatics in a glider, although it is not as common as in powered aircraft. Gliders are typically designed for soaring and efficiency rather than for aerobatic maneuvers, so they may not be as well-suited for aerobatics as powered aircraft are. However, some gliders are specifically built for aerobatic maneuvers, and trained pilots can perform a variety of maneuvers such as loops, rolls, and spins in these gliders.
It’s worth mentioning that performing aerobatics in a glider requires a great deal of skill and experience, and should only be attempted by trained pilots who have received aerobatic training and are familiar with the glider’s flight characteristics. Additionally, performing aerobatics in a glider can be more challenging and dangerous than in a powered aircraft because gliders have less power and a higher stall speed.
