Aileron

The point is that control surface interactions are more complex than the simplified model we start with.

Ailerons roll, elevator pitches, rudder yaws.

Those are the basic definitions, and they're accurate as far as they go.

But in coordinated flight, in unusual attitudes, install and spin scenarios, the surfaces interact in ways that the basic model undersells.

That's where the second tool comes in.

the slip now when people hear the word slip some of them tense up because they're thinking of the forward slip you use to lose altitude the big dramatic cross-controlled descent same family of controls different purpose what we want here is a side slip and specifically the wing low method here's how it works and here's the part that matters you use two different controls to do two different jobs at the same time and they do not talk to each other Aileron controls your position over the centerline.

Rudder controls where the nose is pointed.

Say that again in your head.

Aileron for position.

Rudder for alignment.

So, same scenario.

But here's the thing the June bug carried that would change everything, and it's the reason the Wright brothers came after Curtis with lawyers for the rest of his natural life.

Ailerons, you know what ailerons are? They're the hinged surfaces out near your wingtips, the things that roll you left and right every time you touch the yoke.

Every airplane you have ever flown has them.

The Wrights didn't use them.

And during that time, she has been sort of trying to make connections with the other companies to some success and some failure.

You know that she has made specific contact with Vastitude and its CEO, Aileron Green.

There's some sort of like connection between them that is like kind of all the gossip that happening in terrapoli and i think she tells you about that i think she in fact says it isn't kind to

speculate but there may be some romantic

This is Chip Breaker, he, him, who is basically the like older, grizzled action hero of Wistful's movies and specifically of the Contessa franchise.

You also see two other notable people you would recognize from researching the companies.

The first is the CEO of Vastitude himself, Aileron Green.

He him.