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74 - ATPL Question Bank in English - An aeroplane has 15400 kg of fuel aboard, but 14500 kg is entered on the load sheet. All other entries are correct. At the same CG and configuration, how does the actual lift-off speed required compare with that calculated from the understated mass?

Question 74 - Mass and Balance - ATPL - Airline Transport Pilot Licence

The required lift-off speed is lower than the value based on the entered mass.

It is unchanged because the traffic load has not changed.

The required lift-off speed is higher than the value based on the entered mass.

It is unchanged because fuel mass does not affect the required take-off speeds.

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