flight maneuver
airplane maneuver

The skin muscles help a bird in its flight by adjusting the feathers, which are attached to the skin muscle and help the bird in its flight maneuvers.

Sulu slid in behind the panel, scanning its layout, then tapping in a swift series of flight maneuvers.

One of the wing's F-15E aircraft crashed in Libya after an unapproved flight maneuver on 21 March 2011, but both aircrewmembers survived with minor injuries.

The wing offers training in take-off/landing, basic flight maneuvers and courses in on-board simulators, KT-1 aircraft with 250 being trained annually.

During the demonstration flight, Continental's test pilots successfully conducted a number of flight maneuvers, and the biofuel met all performance requirements as compared with traditional jet fuel.

Soldiers inside the machine took him and carried him back, presumably to a place where he could be secured during flight maneuvers.

Acceptable tolerances for every flight maneuver are carefully stated in each FAA Practical Test Standard.

The primary focus is on regulation compliance and flight maneuvers and only secondarily on practical airmanship.

And yet, packed into this relatively small bunch of brain cells are all the instructions for flight maneuvers.

Changes in ballast (for example, during a flight maneuver or the dropping of ballast)