This paper investigates the effects of slots on wind turbine blade sections on the reduction of fluid loads on the airfoil in turbulent flows. The governing conversation equations were discretized using the finite volume method (FVM), numerically simulating an unsteady flow with a turbulent regime. It was found that slots at ΨA70° and high angles of attack (AOAs) improved the aerodynamic performance of the airfoil and delayed the stall by 2°. The Cl-Cd ratio was 31.49%, 79.22%, and 29.66% higher in the slotted airfoil than in the non-slotted one at an AOA of 18°, 20°, and 22°, respectively. Furthermore, slots with ΨA70° at AOAs of 20° and 22° substantially reduced lift and drag variations on the airfoil.