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Ive noticed over the past couple of weeks when the A380 is parked near general holmes drive, the the rudder on the vertical stabilizer is always turned to the right.Is there a reason for this?
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I also notice all A320's doing this while parked
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When the hydraulics are off, the control surfaces are free to move. It is the wind that blows the rudder sideways. You'll also notice the ailerons and elevator 'droop' too!
Last edited by Brad L.; 18th June 2008 at 03:49 PM. Reason: Typo |
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In a stiff breeze, the Boeings do it too.
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So do the Saabs!
Brad - you posted something! ![]() |
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That's because something about the Airbus got posted.
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