Which risk increases when a retractable aircraft landing gear's actuators experience reduced hydraulic pressure nearing touchdown?

💡 Explanation

Uncommanded gear collapse increases risk because insufficient pressure impairs the down-lock mechanism, a physical latching system, needed to secure the gear. Therefore the gear can buckle under load rather than sustaining operational pressures at ground contact.

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