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Old March 8th 05, 08:42 PM
jsmith
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IIRC, the only requirement is that there be a copy of the most recent
W&B calculation following any changes to the aircraft.

Arne wrote:
In USA, if you are flying under Part 91 of the Federal Aviation Regulations
(FARs).
Are you required to perform weight and balance checks before every flight?
And if so, are you required to document it? Can the FAA show up on the ramp
asking you to show the weight and balance calculation?


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Old March 9th 05, 01:33 AM
BTIZ
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"Arne" wrote in message
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In USA, if you are flying under Part 91 of the Federal Aviation
Regulations (FARs).
Are you required to perform weight and balance checks before every flight?

yes, as PIC you are required to be aware of the w&B and effect of fuel burn
on CG inflight
And if so, are you required to document it?

No
Can the FAA show up on the ramp asking you to show the weight and balance
calculation?

No

Know your rights for "Ramp Checks", Yes, Here is my pilot certificate and
medical, and the aircraft POH is right here, but if you don't mind I'm
running late for an appointment and I need to get this aircraft secured. Is
there a phone number were I can call you and we can continue this
discussion?

BT


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Old March 9th 05, 02:22 PM
OtisWinslow
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My solution:

I keep several sample W/B spreadsheets in a notebook in
the plane. My loading most often follows one of them. No
need to recalc it then.

"Arne" wrote in message
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In USA, if you are flying under Part 91 of the Federal Aviation
Regulations (FARs).



Are you required to perform weight and balance checks before every flight?
And if so, are you required to document it? Can the FAA show up on the
ramp asking you to show the weight and balance calculation?








 




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