In the case of El Al 1862, the damage to the right wing and the up-floating right outboard aileron required even more left wing¬down control wheel deflection." The report noted: "This supports the hypothesis that the crew faced a very unusual situation. At 260 knots, the airplane was almost out of control with full deflected rudder and 60 to 70 percent of maximum control. This was very different from what the crew would expect from their knowledge of an experience with an aircraft with two engines inoperative.