What are the typical steps in an ATR normal landing checklist?

• A. Landing gear down and locked.
• B. Flaps set per procedure.
• C. Approach speed monitored and landing attitude established.
• D. All of the above.

Answer: (D)

In a normal landing, the checklist focuses on configuring the aircraft for a safe touchdown and controlling speed and attitude. Landing gear down and locked confirms the wheels are deployed and secured, preventing gear-related issues on landing. Flaps set per procedure adjusts lift and drag to give you the right approach profile and stall margins for the given weight and configuration. Monitoring the approach speed and establishing the landing attitude ensures you fly a stable approach with the correct pitch for a smooth flare and touchdown. Together, these steps cover the essential configuration, speed control, and attitude needed for a proper ATR landing, which is why all of them are included.