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An aircraft shall not take–off, or attempt to take–off, if its grossweight

exceeds, bymore than theweight of fuel thatwould normally be used in

flying to its next landing place or planned alternative aerodrome, itsmaximum

landingweight or, if a lesserweight determined in accordancewith a direction

under CAR 235 is applicable to the landing at that placeor aerodrome, that

lesserweight.

Except in anemergency, an aircraft shall not land if its grossweight exceeds

itsmaximum landingweight or, if a lesserweight determined in accordance

with a direction under CAR 235 is applicable to the landing, that lesser

weight.

An aircraft shall not take–off, or attempt to take–off, unless any directions

with respect to the loading of the aircraft given under the regulation have

been compliedwith.

Thepilot in commandmust ensure that the load of an aircraft throughout a

flight shall be sodistributed that the centreof gravity of the aircraft fallswithin

the limitations specified in its certificate of airworthiness or its flightmanual.

NOTE:

CAAP 235 reiterates the safety precautions that should beused to

ensure compliancewith this regulation. It includes directions on

how to determine runway clearance factors.

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