For each section of lines (a section consists of main lines that are behind each other e.g. A1, B1, C1), we show the angle of incidence (AoI) compared to the nominal angle of incidence.

To have your wing trimmed as close to the factory setting as possible, this line should ideally be straight and in the middle of the view with no angle. The dotted line indicates the manufacturer's tolerance as selected in the set-up (see above). A “0” value in the wing view indicates that the wing in this section is exactly as meant by manufacturer.

A lower angle of incidence or “+”-value means that your wing is, in this section, faster than suggested by the manufacturer and vice versa for a higher angle of incidence (or “-”-value).