The secondarystructures, which supportaerodynamic fairings or skins, flightcontrolsurfacesand control mechanisms, consist of the leadingedge, trailing edge, and wingtip.
Philip John, the technical director of the project, says the version used on Demon has the compressed air entering a single chamber within a wing's trailingedge.
When one row on one side blows air at a higher pressure than the other it causes the airflow over the trailingedge on that side to bend up or down, in exactly the way that an aileron would, and the plane rolls accordingly.