Rudder Control News Today

No damages have been reported so far and Boeing said that the advisory was issued "out of an abundance of caution".

US aircraft manufacturer Boeing is warning about loose bolts in the rudder control system of the 737 MAX model. The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) urged operators of newer single-aisle aircraft to inspect certain track rods used to check rudder movements for the loss of parts on Thursday, after an international airline had previously noticed a missing nut on a bolt during routine maintenance. Investors responded with disappointment to the news and the Boeing share price fell by just un

Maintain control during that transition phase from flight to a land vehicle. the flight controls become less effective the slower the airplane is moving down the runway. now they rely more on the rudder control, which controls the nose wheel, and you just simply have two tires controlling this entire aircrafts direction. and if it hits an icy patch and it had a quartering left tail wind it could very well weather vane into the wind. >> frightening. >> absolutely. thats exactly why theyre investi...