0 a part along the back edge of an aircraft's wing that can be moved to help the aircraft turn or to keep it level
Bland eased on the power, glancing unconsciously to the right and left ailerons, as he always did when he started.
He found out, by actual experimentation, what wires tilted the ailerons, which ones operated the elevators.
This section experiences high load intensities, and is driven by stiffness constraints to prevent flutter and to ensure aileron control effectiveness.
Figure 14 and 15 show the elevator input and the aileron input pulse width in the flight experiments and the simulation.
Aileron input pulse width in flight experiment and simulation.
I know of some modification to the ailerons, and that is being carried out at the present time.
On aircraft there is proceeding a development of the slot system—the slot and aileron control.
There are no manoeuvre restrictions within this speed, except to avoid hard use of the aileron control.
