LDG GR

Question 1

Landing gear can be extended by

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The green system or electro-mechanical gravity extension

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The green system, or yellow system in stand-by

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The green system for unlocking, gravity extension, and green system for downlocking

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The blue system or mechanical gravity extension

Question 2

The braking modes are

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Green or Blue with anti-skid, Blue without anti-skid, parking brake

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Green with anti skid, Blue without anti-skid, parking brake

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Green with or without anti-skid, Yellow without anti-skid, parking brake

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Green with anti-skid, Blue without anti-skid

Question 3

When the A/SKID & N/W STRG switch is set to OFF

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Anti-skid and nose wheel steering are both deactivated

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Anti-skid only is deactivated

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Nose wheel steering only is deactivated

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Anti-skid provides a fixed aircraft deceleration

Question 4

Landing Gear position indications are provided

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On the centre instrument panel and on ECAM

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On the centre instrument panel and on the overhead panel

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On ECAM only

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On the centre instrument panel, on ECAM and by visual means on the wings

Question 5

When auto brake operates, it can be deactivated by

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Pressing the pushbutton or losing an arming condition, depressing one pedal enough when auto brake is operating in MAX, MED or LO, or by ground spoiler retraction

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Pressing the pushbutton or losing an arming condition

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Depressing one pedal enough when auto brake is operating in MAX, MED or LO

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Ground spoiler retraction

Question 6

The nose wheel steering is powered by

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The green hydraulic system

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An electric actuator

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The blue hydraulic system

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The green hydraulic system and an electric actuator

Question 7

Nose wheel steering is available

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Only if the nose gear doors are closed

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When the landing gear doors are open

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Provided all landing gear doors are closed

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When the A/SKID & N/W STRG switch is selected OFF

Question 8

Nose wheel steering is electrically signalled by

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The BSCU

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LGCIU 1

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LGCIU 2

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Both LGCIU 1 and LGCIU 2

Question 9

Pressure to the nose wheel steering system is shut off

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When the towing lever is in the towing position or when both engines are shut down

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During ground operation with one engine shut down or when aircraft speed is above 60 kt

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When the nose landing gear doors are closed

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When the aircraft is on the ground

Question 10

The hand wheels in the cockpit provide a maximum nose wheel steering angle of

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72°

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70°

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75°

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90°

Question 11

After takeoff the nose wheel is centred

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Using an internal cam mechanism

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Hydraulically

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Using an internal spring mechanism

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Using a signal from the BSCU

Question 12

Nose wheel steering by rudder pedals is limited to

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A maximum of ± 6° depending on aircraft speed

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± 6° under all conditions

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± 75°

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± 90°

Question 13

If the A/SKID & N/W STRG switch is in the OFF position

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The E/WD memo shows NW STRG DISC in green (it becomes amber if one engine is running)

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The E/WD memo shows NW STRG DISC in green at all times

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The NWS FAULT light illuminates

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N/W STRG appears amber on the ECAM WHEEL page

Question 14

Nose wheel steering is available on landing under the following conditions

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Speed below 100 kt, at least one engine running, towing lever in normal position, aircraft on ground

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Speed below 150 kt, both engines running, towing lever in normal position, aircraft on ground

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Speed below 100 kt, both engines running, towing lever in normal position, aircraft on ground

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Speed below 170 kt, both engines running, aircraft on ground

Question 15

Hydraulic pressure to the landing gear is supplied

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At speeds up to 280 kt

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Regardless of aircraft speed

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At speeds up to 250 kt

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At speeds up to 300 kt

Question 16

If after takeoff the nose gear shock absorber is not fully extended

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The gear cannot be retracted; the gear lever is locked by an interlock mechanism

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The gear can still be retracted safely under all circumstances

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The gear can be retracted provided the nose gear has automatically centred

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The gear can be retracted once the nose wheel has been manually centred

Question 17

What is the max speed for landing gear gravity extension?

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200kts

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280kts

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250kts

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220kts

Question 18

With reference to the landing gear position indicators on the ECAM WHEEL page, if the LH triangles show green and the RH triangles show amber crosses

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The landing gear is locked down

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The landing gear is not locked down

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The right main gear only is locked down

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The left main gear only is locked down

Question 19

During approach, MASTER WARN, red arrow and GEAR NOT DOWN on ECAM

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Indicates landing gear not down locked, flaps at 2, 3 or FULL and radio height lower than 750 ft

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Indicates landing gear down locked and flaps at FULL

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Indicates landing gear not downlocked and both engines not at TOGA

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Would not be triggered by either landing gear not down locked with flaps at 2, 3 or FULL and radio height lower than 750 ft or landing gear down locked with flaps at FULL

Question 20

The brakes are actuated by two independent systems, pressurised by the

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Blue and green hydraulic systems

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Yellow and green hydraulic systems

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Blue and yellow hydraulic systems

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PTU and the blue hydraulic system

Question 21

The alternate brake system uses

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Both the blue hydraulic system and the hydraulic accumulator

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The blue hydraulic system

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The hydraulic accumulator

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The BLUE ELEC pump

Question 22

Brake pressure from the hydraulic accumulator only is available

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In alternate mode (without anti-skid)

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In normal mode (with anti-skid)

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In alternate mode (with anti-skid)

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Only when green hydraulic pressure is available

Question 23

Normally the anti-skid system reference speed is determined by

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The ADIRUs through the BSCU

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A wheel tachometer

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The LGCIUs

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The BSCUs

Question 24

The principle of the anti-skid system is

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Comparing wheel speed with aircraft reference speed

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Comparing the speed difference between the four wheels

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Comparing wheel speeds between left and right landing gear

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Comparing left and right wheel speeds on the same main landing gear

Question 25

Following failure of all 3 ADIRUs, is anti-skid still available?

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Yes

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No

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Only with yellow hydraulics

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Only with green hydraulics

Question 26

With green hydraulic system pressure available and the A/SKID & N/W STRG switch OFF

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Braking is alternate without anti-skid, nose wheel steering is lost

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Braking is normal, nose wheel steering is lost

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Braking is alternate, nose wheel steering is normal

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Braking is normal, nose wheel steering is normal

Question 27

When using alternate braking, powered by the blue system, auto brake is

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Lost

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Still available with anti-skid

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Still available but without anti-skid

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Still available provided blue system hydraulic pressure is available

Question 28

When the PARK BRK handle is set to ON, pressure is assured for

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At least 12 hours

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At least 10 hours

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At least 8 hours on the green system

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At least 14 hours

Question 29

Is the autobrake deactivated when the PARK BRK handle is moved to ON?

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No

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Yes, in all cases

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Yes, provided the aircraft is stationary

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Yes, in all cases, provided the aircraft is stationary

Question 30

Autobraking is initiated by

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Ground spoilers extension

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Reverse thrust selection

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Nose gear oleo compression

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Main gear oleo compression

Question 31

After landing, when the ground spoilers are retracted by depressing the lever, is the autobrake deactivated?

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Yes

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No, the pilot must press the brake pedals to deactivate

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No, autobrake is deactivated only by pressing the pushbutton or the brake pedals

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No, because speed must be below 72 kt for autobrake to activate

Question 32

The BRAKE & ACCU PRESS gauge shows pressure

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Delivered to left and right brake units (by the blue system) and the brake accumulator

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From the blue hydraulic system

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From the accumulator only

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From the green hydraulic system

Question 33

During an RTO with autobrake MAX, engines in reverse, ground spoilers not armed, will the autobrake activate?

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Yes, because the spoilers will still deploy if speed is greater than 72 k

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No, because the spoilers will not deploy if not armed

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Yes, provided speed is less than 72 kt

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Yes, but only if yellow hydraulic pressure is available

Question 34

The HOT light on the brake fan pushbutton illuminates when brake temperature reaches

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300°C

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250°C

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315°C

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725°C

Question 35

On the ECAM WHEEL page, AUTOBRAKE is displayed in green. This indicates

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That the autobrake is armed

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That the autobrake is disengaged

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An autobrake failure

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An anti-skid failure

Question 36

On the ECAM WHEEL page, a green arc over the hottest wheel indicates brake temperature above

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100°C

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300°C

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50°C

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725°C

Question 37

After lift off, is the BRAKES HOT warning on ECAM still available?

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Yes, landing gear down or up

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Yes, with landing gear down only

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No

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Only in flight phases 4 & 8

Question 38

On the ramp with engines running, PARK BRK set ON

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The ECAM displays PARK BRK in green

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Parking brake status is not displayed on ECAM

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The ECAM displays PARK BRK in blue (because of accumulator pressure)

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The ECAM displays PARK BRK in red

Question 39

After a landing gear gravity extension, is it possible to restore normal landing gear operation if green hydraulic pressure is available?

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Yes

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No

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Yes, but only after landing

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No, it requires maintenance action

Question 40

The landing gear indicator panel receives information from

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LGCIU 1

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LGCIU 2

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LGCIU 1 and LGCIU 2

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The BSCU

Question 41

The red arrow near the landing gear lever illuminates when

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The landing gear is not down locked in landing configuration associated with red ECAM

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The landing gear is in transit

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The landing gear is not up locked after retraction

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The landing gear is in an abnormal position

Question 42

The landing gear indicator panel UNLK light illuminates red if

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Gear is not locked in the selected position

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Gear is extended by gravity and the doors are not closed

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Gear is extended normally and doors are not closed

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Gear is not selected down by 1,000 ft RA

Question 43

Which ADIRUs close the safety valve of the green hydraulic supply to the landing gear when speed is greater than 280 kt?

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ADIRU1&3

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ADIRU1&2

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ADIRU2&3

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ADIRU3&4

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