vtol

As an acronym vtol

is (aviation) vertical takeoff and landing: a description of a fixed-wing aircraft that is capable of ascending into the air straight up as opposed to needing to accelerate horizontally first.

As a noun helicopter is

helicopter.

As acronyms the difference between vtol and atol

is that vtol is vertical takeoff and landing: A description of a fixed-wing aircraft that is capable of ascending into the air straight up as opposed to needing to accelerate horizontally first while ATOL is Air Travel Organisers' Licensing

is likely misspelled.

has no English definition.

As an acronym VTOL

is vertical takeoff and landing: A description of a fixed-wing aircraft that is capable of ascending into the air straight up as opposed to needing to accelerate horizontally first.

Vtol is a coordinate term of ptol.

In aviation|lang=en terms the difference between vtol and ptol

is that vtol is (aviation) vertical takeoff and landing: a description of a fixed-wing aircraft that is capable of ascending into the air straight up as opposed to needing to accelerate horizontally first while ptol is (aviation) p'oint]] '''t'''ake-'''o'''ff and [[landing|' l anding.

As acronyms the difference between vtol and ptol

is that vtol is (aviation) vertical takeoff and landing: a description of a fixed-wing aircraft that is capable of ascending into the air straight up as opposed to needing to accelerate horizontally first while ptol is (aviation) p'oint]] '''t'''ake-'''o'''ff and [[landing|' l anding.