What is the status of cancelling the gear warning associated with flap position?

The gear warning associated with flap position is designed as a critical safety feature to alert the flight crew when the aircraft's landing gear is not down and locked while the flaps are extended. This warning operates under specific conditions to help ensure safety during flight operations, particularly during landing phases.

The status of the gear warning is such that it cannot be cancelled once it is activated. This design ensures that the crew is continuously reminded of the important configuration required for safe landing, thereby reducing the risk of landing without the landing gear. The persistent nature of this warning serves to enhance awareness of the aircraft's configuration, minimizing the likelihood of pilot oversight in crucial moments.

Muting or adjusting the warning could lead to dangerous situations, which is why it is built into the aircraft systems that the warning remains active until the proper conditions (landing gear down and locked) are met. Thus, the feature emphasizes adherence to flight safety protocols.