FLIGHT TECHNIQUE: AILERON/RUDDER MIXING EXPLAINED

TEXT & ILLUSTRATIONS BY DAVE SCOTT Build good habits now and fly better tomorrow As the name implies, adverse yaw is an adverse or unfavorable condition that, among other things, delays achieving solo abilities. Traditionally, until his or her skills improve, struggling and committing to many hours of practice before soloing has been the assumed burden of a student pilot. Unknowingly and unnecessarily, novices have been fighting the additional challenge of flying with adverse yaw....