An aeroplane should have been loaded so as to give a TOM of 57 600 kg and a CG located 646 inches
aft of datum (CG limits are from 640 inches to 661 inches aft of datum). However, the ground crew
incorrectly loaded 900 kg of baggage into the rear cargo hold instead of the front.

If the distance between the front cargo hold and the rear cargo hold is 517 inches, is the new CG still
within limits?

Question

An aeroplane should have been loaded so as to give a TOM of 57 600 kg and a CG located 646 inches 
aft of datum (CG limits are from 640 inches to 661 inches aft of datum). However, the ground crew 
incorrectly loaded 900 kg of baggage into the rear cargo hold instead of the front.
 
 If the distance between the front cargo hold and the rear cargo hold is 517 inches, is the new CG still 
within limits?

Answer

Yes, it is within limits.

Answer

No, it is out of the forward limit.

Answer

Yes, it has moved forward and is within limits.

Answer

No, it is out of the rear limit.

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