Which outcome results when a commercial aircraft attempts to land with malfunctioning leading-edge slats?

💡 Explanation

Elevated stall speed results when leading-edge slats malfunction because **boundary layer separation** occurs prematurely on the wing. The increased stall speed demands faster landings, therefore raising the risk of runway overruns rather than improving efficiency or reducing structural loads.

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