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Paul kgyy writes:
As Maxwell observes, this may just be a simulator limitation. In actuality, a small amount of rudder should be applied when initiating and recovering from a turn, but once in a constant bank turn, the aircraft will normally be in coordinated flight without rudder application. But the autopilot has no control over the rudder, and yet the turn is coordinated. What is it doing to make this possible? |
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