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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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Difference between multi slats and three slats on B737 ? (leading edge devices)
Prior to the NG, the total number of slats is 6, that is 3 slats per wing
Thus there are 6 slats numbered from 1 to 6, that is slats 1 and 6 are the outer slat
The NG's have an extra outboard slat on … The slats extend from 1 to 5 and fully extend when beyond 5. …
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