aileron roll

The aileron roll is commonly used in air shows and aerial combat training.

In an aileron roll, you made the airplane flip over upside down and right side up again.

Then he did an almost perfect aileron roll.

The board revolves around its longitudinal axis, like an aileron roll.

Following Jake's lead, I did a low aileron roll as we flashed over them.

Woods held the stick against his left thigh as he took the Tomcat spun through one aileron roll after another.

The barrel roll has a vertical component which the aileron roll lacks.

The next thing I knew, I was doing a second aileron roll, this time flipping the plane over to the right.

The accident occurred near Ansbach after the pilots had lost control of the aircraft when executing an aileron roll.

The aileron roll is commonly executed through the application of full aileron in one direction.

An aileron roll is an unbalanced maneuver.

Test pilots commonly employ the aileron roll to evaluate an aircraft's turning characteristics (e.g. time to turn).

An aircraft performing an aileron roll will actually fly along a slightly helical path, and a very light, positive g force will be maintained.

An aileron roll carried out by a pilot as a sign of victory or celebration is known as a victory roll.

The term "barrel roll" is frequently used, incorrectly, to refer to any roll by an airplane (see aileron roll).

The roll can also be performed "underneath," by doing a half aileron roll into the inverted position and beginning the barrel roll while upside-down.

Clapper learned to fly aerobatics, including loops, aileron rolls, Immelmans, and barrel rolls in the T-38.

According to an evaluation of the voice recorder the cause of the crash was an aerobatic manoeuvre (aileron roll) for which the aircraft is not authorised.

But I knew from research and from long conversations with my father, a former Navy test pilot, that maneuvers like aileron rolls served deadly serious military purposes.

Although thus subject to irrecoverable spins during aileron rolls, pilots reported the aircraft to be very communicative and easy to fly on the edge of its performance envelope.

By pressing the maneuver button and pushing the thumbstick in a direction, the player makes his or her fighter perform aileron rolls and 180-degrees turns (half-loops).

The Arwing is also capable of deflecting enemy fire while performing a spinning maneuver called a "barrel roll" (actually an aileron roll in real life aviation terms).

Diamond Aileron Roll: All 4 diamond jets perform simultaneous aileron rolls.

The use of the pure aileron roll in air combat is contentious, but many common maneuvers bear heavy dependence on the aileron roll.