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Brief Description of Hover Air Lift. The Hovercraft is an aircraft that move on a cushion of air and is described as an aircraft by some. The inventor of the hovercraft Christopher Cockerell who was born on the 4th June 1910. He once worked for the Radio Research Company and then for the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company before his inventing the Hovercraft in 1956. Given a knighthood for this invention.

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