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What is the stabilizer mechanism called in a large ship?

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What is the stabilizer mechanism called in a large ship?

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  1. A wing.


  2. They are called stabilizers. Most commonly found on cruiseships - they are shaped almost like airplane wings. They fold into a "groove" in the ships hull when not in use. While in use, the angle on each wing is constantly tilted to force the ship back to an "upright position"

  3. you answered your own question

    Stabilizers.
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