A loosely-coupled procedure for static aeroelastic analysis of a flying wing is presented. Firstly, the flow solvers used are based on an Euler model and a RANS model with structured grid, and an Euler model with unstructured grid. Secondly, the structure modal analysis and flexibility matrix method are all applied. Furthermore, a theoretical case of the flying wing is carried out in cruise condition of Mach number of 0.6 and the angle of attack of 2 at 20 km altitude. The results show that the flexibility matrix method is more suitable for static aeroelastic analysis than the structure modal analysis. Meanwhile, a surface deflection method is validated to be more efficient than the grid deformation method in the computation analysis due to the three-dimensional geometries deformation.