Few Questions

WING-IN-GROUND-EFFECT (WIGE) MOVEMENT
Though this type of movement is primarily reserved for WiGE vehicles, other units may also move in this way; the rules governing that unit type will cover any additional rules beyond WiGE Movement that apply to movement. As with jumping and VTOL movement, a unit using WiGE movement is harder to hit, but finds it more difficult to make an attack (see Combat, starting on p. 98).

For WiGE vehicles, takeoff costs 5 MP, which must be spent in a single turn, and places the vehicle at one elevation above the level of the underlying terrain in the hex from which it took off. While airborne, WiGE vehicles fly one elevation above the ground, and so are unaffected by water, rubble or rough terrain.

A WiGE vehicle must move at least 5 hexes per turn to remain airborne (this minimum movement requirement does not apply on the turn the WiGE takes off) or else it is forced to land at the end of its movement (landing for a WiGE vehicle does not cost any MP). WiGE vehicles may only land in clear or paved hexes. If they attempt to land in any other hex, they automatically crash (see VTOL and WiGE Crashes, p. 68); if a unit attempts to land in a hex occupied by a DropShip or Large Support Vehicle, they automatically charge the unit (see Collisions, p. 67).