wingmanship
nounEtymology From wingman + -ship; in the flight sense, coined in imitation of horsemanship.
1
Power or skill in flying.
- 1867', George Campbell, The Reign of Law To stand still in the air is not indeed impossible to a flying Bird, for reasons to be presently explained, but it is one of the most difficult feats of wingmanship
2
Friendship in the form of being a wingman.