1. Loads applied to the wing
1.1 External loads
The wing of a subsonic transport aircraft has a number of movable surfaces at the leading edge (deployable slats) and trailing edge (flaps and ailerons). The fixed, central structural portion forms the primary wing box (figure 1 ).
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