Gear movement is locked out below what speed?

Gear movement is locked out below 50 KIAS to ensure safe landing gear operation and to prevent accidental retraction or extension during critical flight phases. This speed restriction is critical because maintaining control over the landing gear is essential during takeoff and landing when the aircraft is transitioning through lower airspeeds. Locking out gear movement helps avoid potential mishaps that could arise from uncommanded gear changes, contributing to overall aircraft safety. This specification aligns with the design criteria of the aircraft, ensuring pilots can reliably operate the gear in a safe and controlled environment.