Mass n Balance question
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I am due to sit m&b on Monday, I have been told to remember:
Table 1 is 20 or more PAX weights
Table 2 is for 19 or less pax
Table 3 is for Baggage =>20 Pax
if asked specific questions willbe given an annexe
Childs weight is 35kg regardless
85kg for Flight Crew, 75kg for Cabin unless mentions using the cap document given in the exam then use the values in that e.g. under MRJT section
If I can figure out how will upload a diangramwe have been told to remember gauranteed to answer a few question
M&B flow diagram
CORRECTED LINK
http://space.0catch.com/
then follow M&B link
Table 1 is 20 or more PAX weights
Table 2 is for 19 or less pax
Table 3 is for Baggage =>20 Pax
if asked specific questions willbe given an annexe
Childs weight is 35kg regardless
85kg for Flight Crew, 75kg for Cabin unless mentions using the cap document given in the exam then use the values in that e.g. under MRJT section
If I can figure out how will upload a diangramwe have been told to remember gauranteed to answer a few question
M&B flow diagram
CORRECTED LINK
http://space.0catch.com/
then follow M&B link
Last edited by flystudent; 28th August 2003 at 15:12.
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From: UK
OK, got me thinking. I did seem to remember that Bristol mentioned one thing that might be asked (remember, according to the CAA) re. standard mases. Looking at my notes it was the '20+ seats = OK to use standard masses' question.
Don't know how correct, but very little of our feedback contained standard mass questions.
LF
Don't know how correct, but very little of our feedback contained standard mass questions.
LF
Joined: Mar 2003
Aviation Qualifications: PPL
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From: London, England
Don't forget 6kg.
It's the mass you can subtract from the 19 or less pax table if they're not carrying on cabin baggage. Apparently it's a JAA question...(just remember 6kg)
It's the mass you can subtract from the 19 or less pax table if they're not carrying on cabin baggage. Apparently it's a JAA question...(just remember 6kg)
