Dramatic banking in Boeing aircraft in response to rudder input

Kipav · April 30, 2026 at 3:53 PM

When I try to apply rudder in a Boeing aircraft, even modest rudder causes the aircraft to bank aggressively towards the direction I do my rudder inputs. I think this is not intended behavior.

Happens with all Boeing aircraft. Latest version, Aerofly FS Global

777Driver · April 30, 2026 at 3:58 PM

Rudder input will cause the aircraft to roll onto its back, you really shouldnt touch the rudder apart from decrabbing or trimming out an engine failure.

That being said, I've never tried a Boeing in Aerofly, but why are you using the rudder pedals in normal flight? It is automated for turn coordination with a rudder travel limiter.

Kipav · April 30, 2026 at 4:25 PM

Quote from 777Driver

Rudder input will cause the aircraft to roll onto its back, you really shouldnt touch the rudder apart from decrabbing or trimming out an engine failure.
That being said, I've never tried a Boeing in Aerofly, but why are you using the rudder pedals in normal flight? It is automated for turn coordination with a rudder travel limiter.

During a crosswind landing.