Crosswind refers to wind blowing across an aircraft's flight path, perpendicular to its direction. It can cause turbulence and make landing more challenging due to the unpredictable nature of crosswinds.
Usage examples
The pilot skillfully maneuvered the aircraft through a strong crosswind, ensuring a smooth landing.
Due to the gusty crosswinds, the kite flew at an angle instead of straight up into the sky.
The cyclist had to lean into the crosswind to maintain balance while riding on an open road.
The sailors adjusted the sails to make the most of the crosswind, propelling the boat forward.
The wind turbine was strategically placed to harness the power of the constant crosswinds in the area.
Driver's deliberate steering inputs will override the intervention of Crosswind Assist. (mbusa.com)
Studios, one -, and two - bedroom apartments are available at Crosswinds at Annapolis Towne Centre. (effectivecoverage.com)
To ensure Genesis recorded lower interior noise in crosswind conditions, doors were thickened, sunroof articulation reshaped, and changes were made to the sealing process for increased durability and performance. (thekoreancarblog.com)