Preparation for Weighing

Flying Training, Weight and Balance

In general, weight procedures may vary with the aircraft and types of weight equipment employed. The weighing procedure contained in the manufacturer’s maintenance manual should be followed for each particular aircraft. The major considerations in preparing an aircraft for weighing are described in the following paragraphs. Scale Preparation Mechanical and electronic scales shall be inspected

Preparation for Weighing Read Post »

Weighing Requirements and Equipment for Weighing

Flying Training, Weight and Balance

Requirements Regulations do not require periodic weighing of privately owned and operated aircraft. Such aircraft are usually weighed when originally certificated or after major alterations that can affect the weight and balance. The primary purpose of aircraft weight and balance control is safety. Manufacturers conduct extensive flight tests to establish loading limits for their aircraft

Weighing Requirements and Equipment for Weighing Read Post »

Weight and Balance Control (Part 1)

Flying Training, Weight and Balance

Responsibility for Weight and Balance Control The responsibility for proper weight and balance control begins with the engineers and designers and extends to the technicians who maintain the aircraft and the pilots who operate them. Modern aircraft are engineered utilizing state-of-the-art technology and materials to achieve maximum reliability and performance for the intended category. As

Weight and Balance Control (Part 1) Read Post »

Scroll to Top