Airplane Flight: X-Plane in the Classroom Control Pitch - nose moves up and down.

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Airplane Flight: X-Plane in the Classroom

Control Pitch - nose moves up and down

Control Pitch - nose moves up and down Yaw – nose moves left and right

Control Pitch - nose moves up and down Yaw – nose moves left and right Roll – airplane rolls along the nose to tail axis

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Control Stability The property of an airplane to return to its original position when disturbed by an outside force. Roll and Yaw Stability

Control Stability The property of an airplane to return to its original position when disturbed by an outside force. Roll and Yaw Stability Dihedral- wing angles

Control Stability The property of an airplane to return to its original position when disturbed by an outside force. Roll and Yaw Stability Dihedral- wing angles Dihedral provides stability

Control Stability The property of an airplane to return to its original position when disturbed by an outside force. Roll and Yaw Stability Pitch Stability

Control Stability The property of an airplane to return to its original position when disturbed by an outside force. Roll and Yaw Stability Pitch Stability Tail

Control Stability The property of an airplane to return to its original position when disturbed by an outside force. Roll and Yaw Stability Pitch Stability Tail Arrow analogy

Control Stability Airplanes, teeter-totters, and torque

Control Stability Airplanes, teeter-totters, and torque Torque or moment Application of force to rotate an object about a fulcrum.

Control Stability Airplanes, teeter-totters, and torque Torque or moment Application of force to rotate an object about a fulcrum. Tail Moment Arm

Control Stability Airplanes, teeter-totters, and torque Torque or moment Application of force to rotate an object about a fulcrum. Tail Moment Arm Center of Gravity Moment Arm

Control Stability Airplanes, teeter-totters, and torque Torque or moment Application of force to rotate an object about a fulcrum. Tail Moment Arm Center of Gravity Moment Arm Wing is the “fulcrum”

Control Stability Airplanes, teeter-totters, and torque