A mis-selected rudder trim switch caused a Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800 to suffer an in-flight upset that slightly injured a cabin crew member. The incident occurred during the late afternoon ...

During an ordinary flight from Brisbane, a Virgin Australia pilot inadvertently input full rudder trim, according to the Australian Transportation Safety Bureau (ATSB). Leaning into a roll above ...

According to an investigation of the incident released by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) on Friday, the pilot accidentally activated full left rudder trim when they meant to ...

"The plane had a left rudder problem, and the trim was trimmed for left rudder, so maybe he was trimming incorrectly, it could’ve been where the rudder disconnected from the bell crank.” ...

The pilots flying a Cessna 310R which crashed near Boca Raton, Florida in April reported to air traffic control they were having problems with the rudder and could only make left turns ...

Last Thursday, the NTSB issued an “urgent” safety warning, saying that some 737s equipped with certain rudder actuators could careen off the runway on landing – the latest black eye for ...