MTOW per aircraft registration number

[Nelis34]

Dear All,

I would like to know if someone out here knows a website which has the MTOW per aircraft registration number. Preferably a free website as well.

Thanks in advance.

[G-TYNE]

GINFO Database Search | Aircraft Register | Operations and Safety (http://www.caa.co.uk/application.aspx?catid=60&pagetype=65&appid=1)

G-INFO is free, just input the reg needed and it will show a whole host of details including MTOW.

[Nelis34]

Thank you for your reply. This is certainly useful however is there a source which contains a global coverage?

[Spooky 2]

Keep in mind that the delivered MTOGW may have changed with operators. Ditto with landing and ZFW as they impact the economics of the various mission profiles.

[+TSRA]

Not only that, but it may change on the very same airplane with the very same operator depending on the applicability of supplements, STC's, et cetera. Of course, this is all a mute point if you're simply looking for the absolute maximum that the aircraft could take-off with.


But then, if you're looking for information by registration are you possibly more interested in the payload that can be carried rather than the take-off weight?

[Peter47]

In some cases landing fees & en route navigation charges are based on MTOW.

[Daysleeper]

They can even change in a few minutes, former operator used to have variable MTOWs.

normal daily mtow was about 87% of the aircraft max.

[rog747]

at BMA we had variable reduced MTOW on our 707-320C's to save on landing fees
as certified the 707 MTOW was 151000kgs but we had it reduced to about 100+ for the short haul IT routes we did like to Palma etc

as does Virgin now with their leisure fleet of 744's