What does XW mean in TRANSPORTATION

The term "X-Wing" stands for Experimental (or Extraordinary) Wing Fighter. It was developed by General Dynamics for use by the Rebel Alliance during their fight against the Empire in the war known as the Galactic Civil War.

The Rebel Alliance were among the first to use X-Wings during their fight against the Galactic Empire in a conflict known as the Galactic Civil War. However, other organizations have also made use of these ships since then, such as the New Republic and later groups like Poe Dameron's Black Squadron and Green Squadron.

Generally speaking, X-Wings are used in dogfights and other types of air combat due to their highly maneuverable design and powerful weapons systems. They are also often seen dogfighting TIE Fighters during space battles or engaging enemy capital ships in ground skirmishes with their advanced laser cannons and proton torpedos.

An X-Wing has four wings arranged in an x formation; two longer wings form a larger x at one end, while two shorter wings form a smaller x at the other end near twin engines. This provides increased stability during flight, allowing pilots to make quick turns and sharp maneuvers without losing control or crashing into obstacles.

Yes, there are different kinds of X-wings available depending on what kind of mission they are being deployed for. For example, some models such as Eta Squadron's “TIE Hunter” possess upgraded laser cannons and shields; while others like Solo Wing Pilots' modified BTL Y-wing starfighters contain improved engines capable of faster acceleration and more evasive turns than standard models do when engaging enemies during space battles or dogfights.