What bank angle limit does Tactile Feedback enforce before disengaging when a large roll occurs?

• A. 31 degree bank angle.
• B. 45 degree bank angle.
• C. 60 degree bank angle.
• D. 15 degree bank angle.

Answer: (A)

Tactile Feedback is a protective feature that watches the aircraft’s bank during aggressive rolls and will disengage the automated control before the roll becomes unrecoverable. The bank angle limit it enforces before disengaging is 31 degrees. This value is chosen to keep you in a safe, recoverable envelope: normal turns typically stay well below this limit, so you won’t be interrupted during ordinary flight, while a large, rapid roll won’t push you into a deeply banked, difficult-to-recover situation.

If the limit were higher, there’d be more risk of being carried into steeper banks before the system intervenes; if it were lower, routine turns could trigger disengagement too soon. This 31-degree threshold balances ease of manual control with protection against excessive bank.