Mastering Weight and Balance Reports for Airplanes

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What must be created when new equipment like a radio or a GPS is installed in an airplane?

  • A new flight plan
  • A new weight and balance report (correct)
  • A new maintenance schedule
  • A new safety protocol

What is a possible method to create a new weight and balance report after installing new equipment in an airplane?

  • Checking the weight of the airplane before installation
  • Estimating the weight of the new equipment
  • Comparing the weight of the airplane to a similar one
  • Weighing the airplane after installation (correct)

What can be overlooked when the weight and location of new equipment are mathematically accounted for?

  • The weight of the fuel
  • The weight of the pilot
  • The weight of the passengers
  • Miscellaneous weight like wire and hardware (correct)

Over time, what is the tendency of almost all aircraft?

<p>To gain weight (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are examples of how an airplane can gain weight over time?

<p>Accumulation of dirt, grease, and oil (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Weight and Balance in Airplanes

  • A new weight and balance report must be created when new equipment like a radio or a GPS is installed in an airplane.

Creating a New Weight and Balance Report

  • A possible method to create a new weight and balance report is to mathematically account for the weight and location of new equipment.

Overlooked Factors in Weight and Balance

  • The weight of items added to the airplane over time, such as dirt, grime, and corrosion, can be overlooked when the weight and location of new equipment are mathematically accounted for.

Weight Gain in Airplanes

  • Over time, almost all aircraft tend to gain weight.
  • Examples of how an airplane can gain weight over time include: • Dirt and grime accumulation • Corrosion • Addition of new paint or coatings • Installation of new interior components or accessories

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