What is the maximum airspeed with the gear and/or flaps extended?

The maximum airspeed with the gear and/or flaps extended is 150 KIAS. This limitation is critical for ensuring the safe operation of the aircraft during phases of flight where the landing gear and flaps are deployed, such as during approach and landing. Exceeding this airspeed while in these configurations can lead to structural damage or aerodynamic instability, as the airplane is not designed to handle the stresses beyond this limit when the gear or flaps are in the extended position.

Each aircraft has specific airspeed limitations to protect against these risks, and adherence to these limits is crucial for maintaining flight safety. Knowing the correct airspeed helps pilots operate within safe parameters and make informed decisions during flight operations.