Lesson series
Aircraft Mass Performance
The Aircraft Mass Performance course explores how aircraft mass, balance, and operating conditions influence flight performance. Topics include the principles of lift and drag, aircraft limitations, weight and centre of gravity calculations, takeoff and landing performance, climb, cruise, and descent, and fuel planning. Students learn to interpret performance charts, assess the effects of weather and airport conditions, and evaluate operational trade-offs. Practical exercises develop the ability to apply performance data to safe, efficient flight planning and informed operational decisions.
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Online
Course
36 hours in total
November 2
382 pages
Thai Binh Tran
24 challenges
16 hours
32 minutes
3 Certificates
About the course
The Aircraft Mass Performance course explores how aircraft mass, balance, and operating conditions influence flight performance. Topics include the principles of lift and drag, aircraft limitations, weight and centre of gravity calculations, takeoff and landing performance, climb, cruise, and descent, and fuel planning. Students learn to interpret performance charts, assess the effects of weather and airport conditions, and evaluate operational trade-offs. Practical exercises develop the ability to apply performance data to safe, efficient flight planning and informed operational decisions.
Practical approach
Apply aircraft mass and balance calculations, interpret performance charts, and assess takeoff, landing, and fuel requirements through practical exercises linking flight principles to operational decisions.
Globally oriented
Explore how aircraft performance principles apply across international aviation operations, considering different aircraft types, airport environments, and weather conditions that influence safe and efficient flight planning.
For your career
Build technical knowledge relevant to flight operations, dispatch, and aviation management. Strengthen your ability to evaluate performance limitations, understand operational trade-offs, and communicate effectively with aviation professionals.
