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Old 10th Feb 2008, 00:08
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Good question, imagine the answre is yes, but with reservations (systems to ensure even deployment under normal circumstances)

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Old 11th Feb 2008, 10:38
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The leading-edge devices (flaps and slats) move automatically as certain trailing-edge flap positions are reached. There is normally no facility for moving them independently. However, it is possible to move them out (only) all together using an emergency system if the flaps do not deploy, and in doing this, because of the smaller hydraulic pump involved, the devices may deploy unevenly at first causing a slight lateral instability, easily dealt with.

Handling the aircraft with assymetric l/e devices isn't much of a problem.
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