What is the name of the aircraft's steering wheel?

Question

What is the name of the aircraft's steering wheel?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

An Aircraft could have two kinds of steering wheels; a yoke like you'll find in most Boeing planes or a sidestick like you'll find on most Airbus planes.

Answer 3

A yoke or a sidestick!

Answer 4

Flight yoke

Answer 5

The "wheel" of an aircraft  (which actually looks more like the letter W than the letter O) is called the flight yoke. However not all aircraft use this as the main flight control surface. Most acrobatic and many older planes use a stick instead.

Answer 6

its either a flight yoke, joystick or a lever ...

Answer 7

some aircraft  usually have a tiller that controls the nose wheel. located on the left side of the flight deck. some also have a switch that actives the yoke. and it controls the nose wheel, of course this is if your taxing, or you can use the brakes on the mains that control left or right steering. why, you aren't a terrorist or something?

Answer 8

Control yoke or "flight controls" on most civil aircraft.  On helicopters they have a stick and a collective.

Answer 9

joy stick

Answer 10

Usedto be called a joystick, more recently called a flight yoke.

Answer 11

a yoke is used to "steer" the plane in the air.  A Commercial plane (Boeing, Airbus) uses what they call a tiller to steer on the ground, where as a smaller GA plane (Cessna) just use the rudder pedals.

Hope this helps!!

Answer 12

Yoke

Answer 13

control yoke

flight control wheel

side stick controller

Answer 14

just in case this is a trick question it dose'nt have one

Answer 15

A joystick?

Answer 16

This article deals with steering wheels in vehicles; see steering wheel ... A similar device in aircraft is the yoke. Water vessels not steered from a ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steering_wh...