What is the maximum landing gear extension speed in the CRJ 200?

The maximum landing gear extension speed for the CRJ 200 is 200 knots. This limitation is crucial for safe aircraft operations. Extending the landing gear at or below this speed ensures that the gear deploys properly and without risk of structural damage or malfunction. Exceeding this speed while trying to extend the landing gear could lead to a potential failure in the deployment mechanism due to aerodynamic forces acting on the aircraft.

Understanding the limitations of the landing gear is essential for maintaining the structural integrity of the aircraft and ensuring a safe landing. Pilots need to adhere to this speed limitation during descent and approach phases to avoid handling issues that may arise if the speed is too high, such as increased drag or difficulty in achieving landing configuration.

The other choices represent speeds that surpass the designated limit for landing gear extension, which could compromise the safety and proper functionality of the aircraft's systems during critical phases of flight.