Greetings to the community
I created this position because I have difficulty turning on the ground with the 787 the front wheel I don’t turn enough 
Would someone have a solution to solve this problem?
Thank you in advance
first: slow down, it’s a heavy plane, if you go too fast it will just skid forward
second: start the turn by a small steering input, don’t jam it to full left or right, since the front wheel will just skid forwards due to the heavy plane.
third: use differential braking (left/right brakes separate) to help with tight turns if the above 2 don’t work perfectly for you.
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I have noticed it as well. The way I found that works is that if you want to turn left I have to wiggle the rudder left then center then left over and over fast and the plane will turn. I do not use peddles.R
This is actually a big problem. You can use a combination of the rudder pedals and differential braking to some extent to steer airliners but it’s not realistic. One of the items I have requested from Asobo is for the implementation of a nose wheel steering axis that could be bound to the twist function of our joystick in order to have better command of turns. Rudder pedal steering is OK for GA aircraft but bad idea for airliners.
Dennis
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Yes indeed even with a weak look the liners especially the 787 has difficulty to turn on the ground.
so I manage to do it from time to time with a right and a left to finally turn on the ground.
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