A Slipping turn exists when the tail of the aircraft is “slipping” to the INSIDE of the turn. A Skidding turn exists when the tail of the aircraft is “skidding” to the OUTSIDE of the turn. This is considered uncoordinated flight because the tail is not tracking the nose. In the slipping turn, with the tail pulled inside the turn radius, the horizontal lift component is greater than the centrifugal force component. That’s because the aircraft is banked too much for that rate of turn. This also me

Coordinated Turns