An aircraft has been reweighed and a new report certified. Where does the superseded report belong?
- In the technical log carried on the aircraft.
- Beside the new report where load sheets are made.
- With the aircraft records of that airframe.
Explanation from PART66Online
New figures from a reweighing supersede the old ones for operational use at once, and the previous weighing records stay with the aircraft records, the only evidence of how its empty weight has moved across the airframe's life. The technical log records day-to-day defects and servicing, and a superseded report must never circulate beside the current one where load sheets are produced.
obrien99 asked · 18 Apr 2012
ive just read some notes that say weight and balance reports should be retained in the weight and balance schedule. anyone got any info on this subject?
Community Comments (2)
Please check EU OPS (JAR OPS in past): eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriSe...
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