Rudder

The pilot used the rudder to keep the airplane level during takeoff.

The pilot adjusted the rudder to steer the airplane.

The small plane's rudder had a dent in it from a previous landing.

The rudder is used to control the direction of the plane while in flight.

The rudder must be used in conjunction with other control surfaces to achieve the desired maneuver.

The instructor showed the student how to use the rudder to make turns.

The student pilot was nervous about learning to use the rudder.

The rudder deflection can affect the aerodynamics of the entire aircraft.

The instructor explained how to use the rudder to counteract the effects of crosswinds.

The aircraft's rudder was damaged during a rough landing.

The mechanics inspected the rudder for signs of wear and tear before the plane took off.

The aircraft design included a larger than usual rudder to enhance its agility.

The pilot made a sudden turn using the rudder to avoid an incoming object.

The rudder on the barn door was heavy and difficult to close.

The rudder on the metal gate had a latch that clicked into place.

The rudder on the screen door slammed shut loudly.

The rudder on the closet door kept getting stuck.