aerodynamic control

Aerodynamic control refers to methods used to manage the way air interacts with an object, like an aircraft. By adjusting various surfaces, such as wings or flaps, pilots can change the lift and drag forces acting on the plane. This helps in maneuvering the aircraft, maintaining stability, and enabling safe takeoff, flight, and landing. Essentially, aerodynamic control ensures that the aircraft responds predictably to pilot inputs, allowing for smooth operation in diverse flying conditions. It plays a crucial role in the design and performance of many vehicles, including cars and drones.