Under what condition will a landing gear aural warning sound?

Under what condition will a landing gear aural warning sound?

• A. When throttle is retarded and gear down and locked
• B. When throttle is retarded and gear not down and locked
• C. When flaps deployed
• D. When autopilot engaged

Answer: (D)

Aural warning for landing gear is used to alert you when the aircraft isn’t in the safe configuration for landing, especially when automated control is active. If the autopilot is engaged and the landing gear is not down and locked, the system sounds the warning to draw your attention to the mismatch and prompt you to lower the gear. With the gear already down and locked, no warning is issued. Other conditions like throttle position or flap status don’t inherently trigger this specific alert in this setting, so the reliable trigger being described is autopilot engaged while the gear isn’t down and locked.

Aural warning for landing gear is used to alert you when the aircraft isn’t in the safe configuration for landing, especially when automated control is active. If the autopilot is engaged and the landing gear is not down and locked, the system sounds the warning to draw your attention to the mismatch and prompt you to lower the gear. With the gear already down and locked, no warning is issued. Other conditions like throttle position or flap status don’t inherently trigger this specific alert in this setting, so the reliable trigger being described is autopilot engaged while the gear isn’t down and locked.