🫡🫡🫡Aircraft’s movement around three axes—pitch, roll, and yaw Pilots control an aircraft's movement around three axes—pitch, roll, and yaw—using the elevator, ailerons, and rudder, respectively. Pitch (nose up/down) is controlled by the elevator on the horizontal tail, roll (wingtip up/down) is controlled by the ailerons on the wings, and yaw (nose left/right) is controlled by the rudder on the vertical tail. Pitch (Lateral axis) Axis: Lateral, running wingtip to wingtip. Control surface: Ele

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