When the gear is in transit, what color are each gear indicator and the gear handle?

When the landing gear is in transit, the gear indicators and the gear handle exhibit specific colors that inform the pilot about the status of the gear. In this case, when the gear is moving from one position to another, the gear indicators illuminate red, signaling that the gear is not fully extended or retracted and that the system is still working to complete that motion. This red color serves as an important visual cue for the pilot, indicating that one should not attempt to land until the gear has completed its transit and verified that it is in the correct position.

The gear handle also lights up red during this transit phase to provide consistent and immediate feedback to the pilot, alerting them to the fact that the gear status is currently between the two states. The use of red for both the indicators and the handle is crucial for ensuring pilot awareness and maintaining safety during critical phases of flight, where the state of the landing gear must be clearly understood.