What is the name of this?

[Lx_D]

I don’t know what this part of the aircraft this is and I would search it up but I don’t know what it’s called

[BluePanda900]

Those are the ailerons… They help the plane turn in the air. @Mats_Edvin_Aaro or @Yuan_Tugo could explain in more detail. In the future please also use more descriptive titles.

[LouDon]

Please search around. I found this by just searching for wing parts. There is many explanations for different parts of aircraft on the forum. Check the ‘Real world aviation’ topic.

Flaperons - A (not so) quick explanation

With all the talk surrounding flaperons, I thought it might be a good idea to write something in RWA to explain why they’re there and how they work IRL. flaperons do quite literally what it says on the box, they’re both flaps and ailerons. During takeoff and landing, they’ll behave like flaps and droop with the flaps. Their party trick is that they can still move up and down really quickly while drooped, unlike flaps and like an aileron. This allows the pilots to have more control over the rol…

[anon71586090]

That right there is the inboard aileron, also called the flaperon.

[Lx_D]

Thanks for all the help

[Nico_1]

Google is always your friend!!