During normal use, what happens to the inboard main landing gear doors when all landing gear are fully down and locked?

When the landing gear is fully down and locked during normal use, the inboard main landing gear doors are designed to close. This function is essential as it helps streamline the aircraft's aerodynamics and reduces drag once the landing gear is deployed. Additionally, closing the doors keeps the landing gear more integrated into the aircraft’s structure, contributing to overall efficiency during flight. This closing mechanism is an important aspect of landing gear operation, ensuring that the aircraft maintains optimal performance and stability when transitioning from landing to flight or vice versa.