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Delta formation is a flight pattern where multiple flying objects will come together in a V in order to fly more efficiently. Each trailing object is positioned slightly higher than the one in front, and uses the air moved by the forward object to reduce wind resistance. The delta formation is frequently used by birds to migrate over long distances, in airplanes, and in UAVs.