Weight and Balance Manual Clause Samples

The Weight and Balance Manual clause establishes the requirement for maintaining and referencing a manual that details the aircraft's weight and balance data. This manual typically includes information on the distribution of weight, permissible loading limits, and procedures for calculating the aircraft's center of gravity. By mandating the use of an up-to-date Weight and Balance Manual, the clause ensures safe aircraft operation and regulatory compliance, preventing overloading or improper loading that could compromise flight safety.
Weight and Balance Manual. This manual specific to each Aircraft enables the operator to determine the centre of gravity in relation with the loading of the Aircraft. This manual will be in general accordance with ATA 100 Specification.
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