flytail
/ˈflaɪtɛl/Definitions
1. noun
A vertical stabilizer or fin, especially on a helicopter or an airplane, that is attached to the tail and provides stability during flight.
“The pilot made adjustments to the flytail to improve the aircraft’s balance.”
2. noun
A device or appendage, such as a fin or a rudder, that provides directional stability or control.
“The engineer designed a flytail to increase the boat’s maneuverability.”