Longitudinal dihedral (decalage) is:
- The angle of sweepback between the wing leading edge and a line perpendicular to the fuselage centreline
- The upward angle of the wings relative to the horizontal, which provides lateral roll stability in a sideslip
- The difference in angle of incidence between the wing and the tailplane — it contributes to longitudinal stability
kspyroglou asking:
Please explain. Thank you
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