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- Zero-fuel_weight abstract "The Zero-Fuel Weight of an aircraft is the total weight of the airplane, minus the total weight of usable fuel on board.For example, with the following givens: Maximum takeoff weight 6,000 lb Operating empty weight 4,000 lb Maximum zero-fuel weight 5,500 lbThe aircraft can be loaded with only 1,500 lb of non-fuel payload; the remainder must be fuel.".
- Q3297564 abstract "The Zero-Fuel Weight of an aircraft is the total weight of the airplane, minus the total weight of usable fuel on board.For example, with the following givens: Maximum takeoff weight 6,000 lb Operating empty weight 4,000 lb Maximum zero-fuel weight 5,500 lbThe aircraft can be loaded with only 1,500 lb of non-fuel payload; the remainder must be fuel.".
- Zero-fuel_weight comment "The Zero-Fuel Weight of an aircraft is the total weight of the airplane, minus the total weight of usable fuel on board.For example, with the following givens: Maximum takeoff weight 6,000 lb Operating empty weight 4,000 lb Maximum zero-fuel weight 5,500 lbThe aircraft can be loaded with only 1,500 lb of non-fuel payload; the remainder must be fuel.".
- Q3297564 comment "The Zero-Fuel Weight of an aircraft is the total weight of the airplane, minus the total weight of usable fuel on board.For example, with the following givens: Maximum takeoff weight 6,000 lb Operating empty weight 4,000 lb Maximum zero-fuel weight 5,500 lbThe aircraft can be loaded with only 1,500 lb of non-fuel payload; the remainder must be fuel.".