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What does the elevator in an airplane do?
Elevators are the flying control that controls the aircrafts pitch. Located on the tail plane, the elevators move up to pitch the aircraft nose up and move down to pitch it nose down.
What part of the planes wing controls the direction of the plane?
Rudder on the wing of the plane controls the direction.
What controls a plane?
A carpenters hands control a plane.
What is the definition of pitch in structural geology?
angel of an inclined plane with the horizontal plane but it is measured with inclined plane is called pitch
Where can one find more information on Piper Archer plane controls?
One can find information on Piper Archer plane controls from websites like iFly Pete, Surclaro, Dream Fleet 2000, Share the Plane, Plane and Pilot Mag and Perspect X.
What three controls allow a pilot navigate an airplane please define it as well and I know the question mark doesnt fit in?
the three controls are 1. airlierons: they are place on the wing and cause the plane to roll (turn) 2. elevators: they are place on the tail plane and cause the plane to pitch (point the nose up and down) 3. rudders: this is also placed on the tail plain and causes the plane to yaw (the air version of a drift) im English so if you don't understand this check out www.nasa.com
What does pitch control in an airplane?
Pitch controls the angle up or down of the aircraft.
What does the elevator do for an airplane?
controls aircraft pitch
Which plane controls the flow of information by ensuring that the relevant set of protocols transports the traffic?
Management plane
How did Brian know a little about how to fly a plane?
he knew how to fly a plane because the pilot had let him controls the plane a little bit earlier
The elevators on a plane control what?
Pitch Pitch the nose UP or Down.
What do all the controls in an airplane's cockpit do?
All airplanes have different controls, but they fall into four functional groups.The first are "aerodynamic" controls. Those set the aircraft's altitude, the amount of lift the wing generates, and the direction the plane is moving. These include the control yoke, the pedals, flap and spoiler controls (if your plane is large enough to have spoilers), landing gear retract controls if your plane needs them...The second are "power" controls. These operate the engines and propellers.Third are "navigational" controls - used to tell you where you are and help you fly the plane toward your destination. Let's put the plane's external lighting system into this category.And fourth are "comfort" controls. They set the temperature of the cabin, control the in-flight entertainment system, and other "nice-to-have" things that aren't absolutely necessary.Some aircraft have "mission-specific" controls - a police helicopter has a searchlight, a Black Hawk helicopter has a hoist, a fighter jet has missile and gun controls...
