Which speed must not be exceeded during landing gear retraction for the CRJ 200?

The maximum speed during landing gear retraction for the CRJ 200 is 210 KIAS. This limitation is crucial for the aircraft's operational safety. Exceeding this speed while the landing gear is retracted can subject the gear mechanism to undue stress and potential structural failures. The landing gear systems, including the retraction mechanism, are designed to operate safely within specified speed limits, and adhering to these limitations ensures the reliability of the gear's operation during crucial phases of flight such as takeoff and initial climb. Understanding these limits helps pilots maintain safe flight operations and prevent accidents related to gear malfunction or structural issues stemming from excessive speed.