Landing in Toronto - 767 wing flap action

[xXgiigXx]

by gawd what an old ugly wing lol

[houshidar558]

those are the ailerons

[samborlon]

Wing Flap Action? What exactly do you mean by that?

[amartinjoe]

...held together by duct tape........wohooo! go duct tape!

[bradstock767]

its in 'inboard' aeleron....flaps are used to increase drag and lift in order to fly at lower angles of attack during slow speeds. the flaps are down to their desired landing setting pretty much the whole video....the inboard aeleron is goin up and down which controls roll....and the speedbrakes come up upon touchdown

[KirbzSSBB]

can someone please explain to me how flaps work?

[whoax]

It's called a flaperon - it functions as both a lift enhancing device and all speed aileron.

[Jet3800]

are you sure? i don't think it's a flap but a secondary aileron for low speed use.

[fretbuzz6]

what's the small control surface that keeps moving just to the right of the engine?

[vicentereig]

where were you coming from ?

[jreinberg]

There I changed the title :)

[jodecci]

lol i love the title.

[jreinberg]

thanks.

its a 767 I believe

[flyguy281]

yeah a 767

[boeing737flya]

nice vid was that an ac 777