Originally Posted by
CMpilot1
FCTM also spells out that SLATS and FLAPS have a different impact on the lift coefficient obtained for a given AOA. Both Slats and FLAPs create an increase in the maximum lift coefficient. (ref: FCTM
PR-AEP-MISC P26/34). Again, per FCTM definition stall is a condition in aerodynamics where the AOA increases beyond a point such that the lift begins to decrease, won't it be prudent to make use of a device asap that will aid in increasing airplane's maximum lift coefficient and complement the stall recovery process.
The test pilots know better. Don't they?