Wing Flaps

Wing flaps are essential for improving aerodynamic performance by increasing lift and reducing speed during takeoff and landing, ensuring smooth and safe operations. Built to meet the highest industry standards, our selection of aircraft flaps from the industry’s most trusted brands are reliable and durable. Shop our available wing flaps to ensure your hangar is stocked with the components you need to keep your fleet ready for flight.
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Flap Assembly
Flap Assembly
The Boeing Company

Mfr Part#
113N2003-40

Flap Assembly-Inboard T/Edge Flap
Flap Assembly-Inboard T/Edge Flap

Mfr Part#
113N2002-155

Flap Assembly
Flap Assembly
The Boeing Company

Mfr Part#
113N2003-6

Flap System
Flap System

Mfr Part#
113N2002-146

Flap Assembly-Inboard T/Edge Flap
Flap Assembly-Inboard T/Edge Flap

Mfr Part#
113N2002-156

Flap Assembly
Flap Assembly

Mfr Part#
113N2002-15

Main Flap Assembly
Main Flap Assembly

Mfr Part#
113N2003-1

Main Flap Assembly-Inboard T.E. Flap
Main Flap Assembly-Inboard T.E. Flap
The Boeing Company

Mfr Part#
113N2003-59

Flap Assembly
Flap Assembly

Mfr Part#
113N2003-41

Main Flap Assembly
Main Flap Assembly

Mfr Part#
113N2003-53

Main Flap Assembly
Main Flap Assembly
The Boeing Company

Mfr Part#
113N2003-52

Flap Assembly
Flap Assembly

Mfr Part#
113N2002-57

Flap Assembly
Flap Assembly

Mfr Part#
113N2002-64

Main Flap Assembly
Main Flap Assembly

Mfr Part#
113N2003-10

Flap Assembly
Flap Assembly
The Boeing Company

Mfr Part#
113N2003-31

Ay Inboard TE Flap
Ay Inboard TE Flap

Mfr Part#
113N2003-60SP

AY Inboard TE Flap
AY Inboard TE Flap

Mfr Part#
113N2003-59SP

Aft Flap Subassembly
Aft Flap Subassembly
The Boeing Company

Mfr Part#
113N2002-153

Main Flap Assembly-Inboard T.E. Flap
Main Flap Assembly-Inboard T.E. Flap
The Boeing Company

Mfr Part#
113N2003-65

Flap Assembly
Flap Assembly

Mfr Part#
113N2002-58

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the types of aircraft flaps?

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Several types of aircraft flaps exist, including plain, split, slotted, Fowler, and slotted Fowler flaps. While split flaps are no longer commonly used, the others offer distinct aerodynamic benefits by balancing lift and drag.

How do aircraft flaps work?

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Aircraft flaps extend from the wings to disrupt airflow, increasing lift and decreasing the stalling speed, aiding in safer takeoffs and landings.

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