Slipping

Slipping is a condition of uncoordinated flight in which the aircraft, while moving forward, also has its fuselage moving somewhat sideways. During this type of slip, the nose of the aircraft tends toward the outside of the turning curve (unlike skidding, where the nose tends toward the inside of the turning curve). The turn coordinator ball, in a slipping condition, moves to the lower side — in other words, toward the lowered wing.