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Boeing 757-200 (G-TCBC)

Submitted 9 years ago

Main gear going up one at a time… is that normal?

15 of G-TCBC 26498 of B752 450 at EGKK

Mark Thomas

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Mark ThomasPhoto Uploader8 years ago

Gary and Dave, aside from the shameless self promotion here, I took this shot at Gatwick in 2014 and noticed the gear going up one at a time on the B757. I had never seen that before...

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Dave Sheehy8 years ago

Mark-I have some thoughts on this one and you can contact me offline [email protected]
Meanwhile-this is what we see in the hangar during a gear swing;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwRl5GwUYN4

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Boeing 757-200 (G-TCBC)

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