Narrative:

Landing slat malfunction. Upon final flap 40 degree selection slat blue light went to yellow disagree instead of land. Upon retraction through 23 degrees blue takeoff light came on. Go around at flaps 15 degrees made to 4000 ft and operations manual procedure completed. Procedure called for approach speeds 35 KTS higher than a normal landing. For this reason I declared an emergency anticipating a hot brake landing. Upon flap 40 degree selection for landing runway 3 the green land light did illuminate. I did not reduce speed until landing assured. Maximum brakes used until 120 KTS on landing then released with 4000 ft runway remaining. Maximum brake temperature noted at 205 degrees. Handling of aircraft normal throughout approach and landing.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: MD80 CREW HAD A LEADING EDGE SLAT INDICATE NOT FULLY EXTENDED.

Narrative: LNDG SLAT MALFUNCTION. UPON FINAL FLAP 40 DEG SELECTION SLAT BLUE LIGHT WENT TO YELLOW DISAGREE INSTEAD OF LAND. UPON RETRACTION THROUGH 23 DEGS BLUE TKOF LIGHT CAME ON. GAR AT FLAPS 15 DEGS MADE TO 4000 FT AND OPS MANUAL PROC COMPLETED. PROC CALLED FOR APCH SPDS 35 KTS HIGHER THAN A NORMAL LNDG. FOR THIS REASON I DECLARED AN EMER ANTICIPATING A HOT BRAKE LNDG. UPON FLAP 40 DEG SELECTION FOR LNDG RWY 3 THE GREEN LAND LIGHT DID ILLUMINATE. I DID NOT REDUCE SPD UNTIL LNDG ASSURED. MAX BRAKES USED UNTIL 120 KTS ON LNDG THEN RELEASED WITH 4000 FT RWY REMAINING. MAX BRAKE TEMP NOTED AT 205 DEGS. HANDLING OF ACFT NORMAL THROUGHOUT APCH AND LNDG.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.