Flaps are an important part of aircraft WINGS, and can be found on the trailing edge of the wing. They are used to increase lift and reduce drag, and can be adjusted to provide more or less lift depending on the situation. WINGS (5 letters) are the main structure of an aircraft, and flaps are attached to them. ADOS (4 letters) stands for Aileron Droop On Stall, which is a type of flap system that is used to reduce the stall speed of an aircraft. TABS (4 letters) stands for Trailing Edge Flap System, which is a type of flap system that is used to increase lift and reduce drag. TODOS (5 letters) stands for Takeoff and Landing Operations System, which is a type of flap system that is used to increase lift during takeoff and landing. FLUTTERS (8 letters) stands for Flap Utilization Technology, which is a type of flap system that is used to optimize the performance of an aircraft.