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Old 31st Mar 2011, 22:11
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it says "no person shall" innumerable times-in the relevant FARS on
WAT limits...
Of course it does -- in the operating regulations.

However FAR 25 is not an operating regulation -- rather it defines certification standards to Boeing, Embraer, Airbus, etc. Describes minimum flight paths for flight test engineers who are compiling data for AFM.

The operating rules such as 121.189 tell "persons" how the AFM data must be applied to determine maximum takeoff weight for that aircraft for the specified runway and obstacle environment. AC 120-91 provides guidance for compliance with 121.189 et al.

Isn't that what j_t and FpOBN were saying -- that there's a difference between Design standards and Operating Rules?
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