When an aircraft has been reweighed, what should be done with the superseded Weight and Balance Report?
- Kept in the aircraft technical logbook.
- Destroyed once the new report has been issued.
- Kept in the weight and balance records.
Explanation from PART66Online
The Weight and Balance Report goes into the aircraft's permanent weight and balance records, and the superseded report is kept there as part of the aircraft's history, since the previous figures are the only evidence of how the empty weight has moved over the airframe's life. The technical logbook is the operator's flight and defect record, not the home of the weight schedule. The EU-OPS three-month storage period applies to the operator's per-flight mass and balance documentation, not to a weighing report.
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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