Vertical stabilizers give the pilots yaw control - the ability to turn the airplane left and right. However, there are aircraft designed to operate without them. An example is the B-2 Stealth ...

Brendon Pelser said he saw pure terror in the faces of his fellow passengers after an engine fell from a wing as it took off from Cape Town, South Africa, Wednesday. Men were sweating profusely, women ...

The cradle was also connected to the rudder, which controlled the plane's "yaw" (rotation around a vertical axis). This lever, operated by the pilot's left hand, was connected by a pulley system ...

or yaw left and right. By the third glider they built, they had solved most of these problems of steering and stability. To make a self-powered airplane, they needed to develop a very light ...

Yaw wag usually occurs on flying wings that ... he built a V2 to closely match the looks of the B2 bomber. Both aircraft were cut from EPP foam with an interesting-looking CNC hot wire cutter ...