4.6. After Becoming Airborne (Crosswind). Control inputs change significantly as the aircraft leaves the ground. Smoothly release crosswind control inputs and allow the aircraft to crab into the wind as the aircraft becomes airborne. This eliminates drift, maintains desired ground track, and prevents an excessive wing low attitude at liftoff. Rudder requirements change as the wheels leave the ground, airspeed increases, and the aircraft crabs into the wind. Figure 4.3 depicts how to climb in coordinated flight and maintain runway alignment on takeoff leg.

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