Banking angle refers to the tilt or inclination of an aircraft's wings or the angle at which a banked turn is made. It is the angle between the aircraft's wings and the horizontal plane. When an aircraft is in a banked turn, its banking angle is a measure of its sideways tilt. The banking angle is controlled by the pilot to navigate through a turn and maintain the desired flight path.
Banking angle refers to the angle at which an aircraft or vehicle tilts or leans towards one side during a turn or when maneuvering. It is the angle between the horizontal plane and the wings or the vehicle's bank. The banking angle is used to maintain balance and stability during turns, as well as to counteract the centrifugal force acting on the aircraft or vehicle. By banking, the lift force generated by the wings or the tires is directed partially upwards and partially sideways, allowing the vehicle to change direction effectively while minimizing the chances of rolling over or losing control.
