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Monday, May 26, 2003

Two Related Cases

The accident airplane, a Beech 1900D was at least 280 pounds heavier than its 17,120-lb. maximum takeoff weight, and its center of gravity was slightly more than two inches behind the aft CG limit. As shown in the two cases below, the Air Midwest plane was not the most extreme case of...

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