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Old 10th Aug 2012, 03:01
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Boeing FCTM

"Retract the landing gear after a positive rate of climb is indicated on the Altimeter"


The Altimeter is the primary indication of a climb for Takeoff and Go-Around.


Altimeter requires a change in pressure to indicate a climb. There is some lag and will help to keep you safe in a windshear event.



The IVSI uses IRU/ADIRU and will indicate a climb with a pitch change, if you are not climbing it will return to zero. Some years ago Boeing removed VSI from the above requirement for a positive rate.


Rad Alt will indicate a climb if the terrain is falling away.


Why is there such a rush to get the gear up? I regularly see guys calling for gear up before the ground/flight relays open.

Last edited by Jetdriver; 19th Aug 2012 at 10:45.
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