Turn Radius ( R) In a Uncoordinated Turn Calculator

The turn radius in an uncoordinated turn refers to the radius of the curved flight path an aircraft takes when executing a turn without proper coordination of roll and yaw motions. In an uncoordinated turn, the aircraft experiences sideslip, which means the heading and the track do not align, resulting in a skidding or slipping motion. The turn radius is the distance from the center of the turn to the point where the aircraft would cross its initial straight-line path. It is a measure of how sharply or gradually the aircraft is turning during this uncoordinated maneuver. The formula to calculate Turn Radius ( R) In a Uncoordinated Turn:

Where:

• $R$ is the turn radius,
• $V$ is the true airspeed of the aircraft,
• $\omega$ is the rate of turn, and
• $\beta$ is the sideslip angle.