How aircraft turn?

[Aditya-wglp]

Really helped me understand how steep turns work, thank you

[arafatyhussein]

Wuuh this voice is pretty cool and clear, ending up listening a voice instead of a content.

[zamanatrizvi]

Love from INDIA❤️
All your video's are from C-008 ❤️

[deebakvijay]

Increasing the thrust and there by increasing the velocity can also help to increase the lift. This balances out the weight

[DoctorDARKSIDE]

Great explanation! That reduced vertical lift component stands as a reminder that stall speed increases when turning (as the AOA is increased to maintain altitude).

[basitmasoodi]

Amazing explaination.
Is there a place where I can learn more about airplanes from the very basic to amateur pilot level?

[emanueol]

great simple video but i think it shows all that's needed for me flight simulator I'm starting to code in OpenGL, I got the maths of quarternions etc.. but was missing the forces etc.. watching this video I think that's it, all forces that exist, specially the 2 components of the UP vector and will potentially influence both horizontal movement and vertical movement if pitch or speeding up doesn't happen.

[nazibulhaque]

Another amazing video..❤❤..try to keep posting video everyday ..its so helpfull

[prajan]

This module is very informative and very helpful...
Many thanks

[rafaelmurallon]

Thank you for this video. It helps me a lot.

[aviationbeast]

Supper video, I always love your videos.

Plz can you tell me, which software are you using ?

[TheSobin]

Great video. Can u tell me which software you use to create such amazing videos?

[sanjeevkumar]

Aileron is used to get the banking with the help of rolling.

Then are rudders and elevators both used? Or only rudders used?

[stereoscienceandtechnology]

Sir/mam please make video on astronautics also please please please please please please please please please please please please

[daffidavit]

Where is the center of the wing's turn? Is it relative to an observer on the earth (ground) or is it somewhere else above the wing somewhere in space? Does the total lift vector (moment) point to the center of the turn or does the horizontal vector (moment) determine where the center of the turn is? If it is not with respect to an observer on the ground, then the center of turn is not pointed by the horizontal lift vector. If this is so, both wingtips have no relationship to the ground and thus, both wingtips are flying at the exact same airspeed, with respect to the airmass, right? Wrong?

[noctisattano]

Shouldn't just rolling the plane to a side make it just slide instead of turn? I feel like the increased pitch and angle of attack is what makes it actually turn and not just slide.

[ArdhianKarnadewa]

But why the airplane can turn and not just slide to the banking side?

[jaredrodriguez]

Still waiting for when we can go more than just one linear direction