TAKE-OFF WEIGHT - Maximum allowable weight of an aircraft at the beginning of its take-off run.
THRUST - Force which propels an aircraft through the air; generated by conventional propeller or the jet efflux of a turbine engine.
Maximum Take-Off Weight: The maximum weight approved for the start of the take-off run.
Maximum Ramp Weight: The maximum weight approved for ground manoeuvring. It includes the weight of fuel used for start, taxi and run up.
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Maximum Take-Off Weight
MULTI-MODE RADAR (MMR)
A Multi-Mode Radar is used for Terrain Following (TF) and Terrain Avoidance (TA), Ground Mapping (GM) and Air-to Ground Ranging (AGR). The TF mode sup...
Different maximum weights may be defined for different situations; for example, large aircraft may have maximum landing weights that are lower than maximum take-off weights ...
It seats anywhere from 4 to 8 people with a maximum take-off weight of 10,000lbs. Being lighter then more common business jets a very light jet is best used in the air taxi industry.
Its maximum take-off weight was 41,529 lbs, with a wing span of 137 ft, 1 in, length of 82 ft 4 in and a wing area of 2,523 sq. ft. The TB-3's main armament, apart from its fighter "parasites" was two 7.
Keep in mind that although an aircraft can carry lots of fuel, you need to make sure that the maximum take-off weight is not exceeded.
zero - fuel weight maximum permissible weight of an aircraft beyond which an additional load must be in the form of fuel (i.e. max take-off weight less total usable fuel in applicable aircraft, ...
VERY LIGHT JETS (VLJ) Newly emerging class of small jet aircraft approved for single-pilot operation with a maximum take-off weight of under 10,000 lb (4,540 kg). Typical capacity 3-7 passengers.
MSL: Mean Sea Level
MSN: Manufacturer Serial Number. Internal number, for the use of the manufacturer, identifying a particular aircraft within the same model.
MTOW Maximum Take-Off Weight ...
 See also: Weight, Take-off, Aircraft, Flight, Aviation
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