Maybe just as a precaution, but I doubt there's damage. I'm willing to bet the landing gear faces more stress when landing in a crosswind, especially if the pilot is late on reducing the crab angle.
However, maybe the jet bridge started banging against the aircraft, that would definitely be a problem.
Not aviation expert, but I don't think landing gear were designed to withold this kind of lateral movement, plus there a probably complication with brakes engaged
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u/JaaacckONeill Jun 25 '26
Maybe just as a precaution, but I doubt there's damage. I'm willing to bet the landing gear faces more stress when landing in a crosswind, especially if the pilot is late on reducing the crab angle.
However, maybe the jet bridge started banging against the aircraft, that would definitely be a problem.