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What is the first step in weighing an airplane?
What is the first step in weighing an airplane?
- Secure the scales from rolling forward.
- Remove the ramp from the scales.
- Tow the airplane onto the scales.
- Position a scale and ramp in front of each of the three wheels. (correct)
What should be done to prevent movement of the scales during the weighing process?
What should be done to prevent movement of the scales during the weighing process?
- Adjust the scale calibration.
- Secure the scales from rolling forward. (correct)
- Position additional weights on the scales.
- Remove the ramp.
After securing the scales, what is the next step in the weighing procedure?
After securing the scales, what is the next step in the weighing procedure?
- Calibrate the scales.
- Measure the distance to the scales.
- Position the ramp beneath the scales.
- Tow the airplane up onto the scales. (correct)
What should be done with the ramp once the airplane is on the scales?
What should be done with the ramp once the airplane is on the scales?
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Which step is NOT part of the airplane weighing process?
Which step is NOT part of the airplane weighing process?
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Study Notes
Weighing an Airplane
- An airplane can be weighed using a scale and ramp system
- Place a scale and ramp in front of each landing gear wheel
- Securely position the scales to prevent movement during towing
- Safely tow the airplane onto the scales, following relevant towing procedures
- Remove the ramp after the aircraft is in position to ensure accurate weight readings
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