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MTOW And RTOW - [Maximum and Regulated Takeoff Weight Limitation Explained]. 

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This video is about the MTOW or Maximum Take-off Weight.
You will know what the Maximum Take-off Weight is and also what is the difference between the MTOW and the RTOW which is the regulated take-off weight.
The Maximum Take-off weight is the highest aircraft mass at which the pilot can attempt the take-off.
Your aircraft has this limitation due to many factors, however, the most important factors that affect your MTOW are structural and performance.
The structural limitation ensures that the aircraft doesn't get damaged during the flight due to its weight and pilot manoeuvre.
The Performance Limitation ensures that the aircraft is capable to reach a minimum climb gradient with 1 or 2 engine operatives.
This is a fixed number and doesn't change with the environmental conditions.
Is the MOTW the only weight you need to respect during your takeoff?
The answer is NO, there is another very important takeoff weight limitation that is called RTOW or Regulated Takeoff Weight.
The regulated takeoff weight is the maximum permissible take-off weight taking into account the weather, aircraft configuration, runway etc.
The Regulated Takeoff Weight is not a fixed value.
So, if your RTOW is lower than MTOW than your actual takeoff weight must be lower than RTOW.
If you attempt the takeoff with a TOW higher than RTOW you might not have enough runway for your Takeoff Run or you might not be able to clear the obstacles during the initial climb.
When calculating your Take-off weight you need to take into consideration the maximum landing weight MLW or the Regulated Landing Weight RLD whichever is lower.
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Комментарии : 28   
@Ambrosini91
@Ambrosini91 Год назад
excellent video, thanks!
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB Год назад
You are very welcome!
@ahmedsmart1120
@ahmedsmart1120 3 года назад
Gratulations for your first 100 subscribers! Concerning your example for London-Marrakech. If you make a technical stop in Madrid, it would be much more expensive due to additional costs for landing/departure fees, and it would take more time. So why is it still worth it for a company, for example a lowcost airline, to do that? Are you planning to make a video about 737NG with SFP Short Field Performance kit? Greetings and thank you
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB 3 года назад
Hello, I hope you are doing great!! The channel reached 100 subscribers already thanks to you!! You were one of the very early subscribers! Thank you very much for your support! Yes, making a technical stop is a lot more expensive, however, you need to take care of your costumers and if you leave some of them behind this will cause a lot of harm to the company. image. I will do a video about the SFP!! I wish you a great day! Gabriele Pilotclimb
@flightdeckq400pilot4
@flightdeckq400pilot4 7 месяцев назад
Hi Captain..I have watched this video numerous times as I simply love the way you explain. I have a question. To determine the RTOW, we need to consider external conditions as you mentioned and use performance tables and graphs to come up with the weight for those particular conditions on that particular day. To approximate all these manual calculations we work out our RTOW by adding the trip fuel to the MAX landing weight. Thereafter we work out our ZFW by adding the basic weight to the number of pax times 100kg (@100kg per pax). Then to find block fuel we find the difference between these values. Your thoughts please would really be appreciated Tx
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB 7 месяцев назад
Hi, thanks for watching... Usually we make it easier, by simply checking what is the Flight Plan TOW and xcheck it with the RTOW...
@AliAhmed-xs3bz
@AliAhmed-xs3bz 7 месяцев назад
Hi Gabriel Can you kindly elaborate the correlation between Regulated Take Off Weight and Landing Take Off Weight, if there's any??
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB 7 месяцев назад
Hi, I take your suggestion into consideration for a future content
@dwdwrap489
@dwdwrap489 3 года назад
Superrr
@hosox8977
@hosox8977 2 года назад
Hi Im From VietNam, Im Doing My Homework About ATC , Can I ask you about influence V1 on MTOW , ASD , TOR n-1 and TOD n-1 , thanks guys
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB 2 года назад
Nice to see you are watching from Vietnam, have you checked the videos I made regarding those topics?
@ramonderidder4443
@ramonderidder4443 2 года назад
Hello great video but is it also possible to increase a airplanes MTOW/MLW? Maybe by getting it recertify it again so that you can get a higher MTOW/MLW.
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB 2 года назад
Hey, thanks for watching and the comment!! That has to be certified by the Authorities!!
@khaledardhaoui4987
@khaledardhaoui4987 Год назад
Please how can we improve the allowed trafic load with an RTOW?
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB Год назад
It depends on the type of Runway/obstacles.. you can try an higher flap setting, this helps to reduce the TORR.
@MrCed0802
@MrCed0802 2 года назад
Hello Gabriel. I would need your help please regarding 2 terms. What is the difference btw T.OM & Field length limited T.O.M? I am having trouble understanding well the 2nd one Thanks a lot in advance :)
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB 2 года назад
Hey, I hope you are well!! The TOM is you actual Take-off mass, the field lenght limited TOM is you maxiumim allowed take off weight for that particular field. The TOM should never exceed the Field Limited TOM.
@MrCed0802
@MrCed0802 2 года назад
@@PILOTCLIMB Fantastic :) A big thank you for taking the time to provide explanation. Very nice of you to help us
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB 2 года назад
@@MrCed0802 You are more than welcome! I'm happy to see you are learning a lot!
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB 3 года назад
Don't hesitate to leave a comment below with your questions!! Happy Landings...
@saviikiajeebogreebduniya8829
Tq sir sir please give the PDF what is the RTOW i am very confuse in RTOW
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB Год назад
Search online you will find it
@HILALVLOGS
@HILALVLOGS 2 месяца назад
Hi, I'm flight dispatcher from Pakistan. Can captain restricted both MZFW and MTOW?
@user-nw6lj3fj2i
@user-nw6lj3fj2i Год назад
Hi Sir I am a private pilot and a survivor of a fuel exhaustion accident. I just want to say that I learned the hard way that fuel is vital and that the pilot needs to know the fuel burn per hour, and have reserves and personal fuel reserve limitations. what i mean to say is that there should be enough fuel for alternates and contingencies. So, for me fuel first and if any other item is causing the airplane to be overweight I would rather leave it behind. Maybe for airliners it's different.
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB Год назад
Many thanks for your comment! For airlines safety is the primary concern. So no flights will be dispatched without the fuel required by regulations. I wish you a great day!
@hillsong7745
@hillsong7745 3 года назад
Why takeoff weight and landing weights are different
@PILOTCLIMB
@PILOTCLIMB 3 года назад
Hey, many thanks for watching the video!!! The difference between the takeoff weight and the landing weight is the fuel you burned during the flight. The maximum Landing Weight is, normally, different than the Maximum Takeoff weight because it has different Limiting factors. Some of the Max Landing weight limiting factors are: - The ability of the gear to absorb the aircraft weight upon touchdown, -The ability to achieve a minimum climb gradient in case of a go-around. The Max takeoff weight, generally, is a wing lift limitation, this means that if you take off with a Takeoff weight above the max your wings might to be able to produce enough lift in order to get airborne. As you can see these two MAX weights are different because are limited by different factors. There other factors that limit these Max weight. Let me know if I have answered your question Gabriele
@ameratrans1999
@ameratrans1999 Год назад
@@PILOTCLIMB You can also call it trip fuel
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