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For questions about those devices that swing forwards and downwards from the leading edge of an aircraft's wings, allowing them to produce more lift without stalling. Questions about high-lift devices in general should use "high-lift-devices" instead.
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Meaning of XX below Slat FLap Trim on A350 with flap setting 1
The number below the flap indication is not the position of the flaps/slats, but the position of the flap lever. … When the lever is moved, the number becomes cyan indicating that the flaps/slats are in transit and when they have reached the selected position the number becomes green. …
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