Centre of Gravity, Consumption of Fuel, Take-off and Landing Distances:

In the calculation of consumption you find clearly arranged:

• the current payload,
• the usable amount of fuel (here: 181.9 Litres),
• the position of the centre of gravity (including warning, if necessary),
• the required amount of fuel (here: 69.6 Litres),
• the safe flying time (here: 240 Minutes),
• the take-off run (here: 211 Metres),
• the take-off distance over a 50 feet high obstacle (here: 388 Metres),
• the landing run (here: 245 Metres),
• the landing distance over a 50 feet high obstacle (here: 397 Metres),
• the current weather at the aerodromes of departure and arrival,
• the times of sunrise and sunset at the aerodromes of departure and arrival respectively and
• the costs of the flight (with and without addition for taxiing).

The take-off and landing distances do depend on the current loading!

Here you see the appropriate printed result: