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69. Goods, passenger and baggage mass

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(1)

For every flight of a large aeroplane, the AOC holder must establish the actual mass of goods, and checked baggage, to be carried on board.

(2)

For every flight of a large aeroplane, the AOC holder must establish the mass of the passengers, crew members and their hand baggage using —

(a)

the actual mass of the person or hand baggage;

(b)

the standard mass stated in the following Table 1; or Table 1 Standard mass per person including hand baggage Adult passengers on all flights77 kg Children (between 2 and 12 years of age) or infants under 2 years if occupying a separate seat35 kg Infants under 2 years of age if sharing a seat with an adult0 Flight crew member85 kg Cabin crew member70 kg (c)the standard mass established in accordance with a programme specified in its Operations Manual.

Subregulation 1

For every flight of a large aeroplane, the AOC holder must establish the actual mass of goods, and checked baggage, to be carried on board.

Subregulation 2

For every flight of a large aeroplane, the AOC holder must establish the mass of the passengers, crew members and their hand baggage using —

(a)

the actual mass of the person or hand baggage;

(b)

the standard mass stated in the following Table 1; or Table 1 Standard mass per person including hand baggage Adult passengers on all flights77 kg Children (between 2 and 12 years of age) or infants under 2 years if occupying a separate seat35 kg Infants under 2 years of age if sharing a seat with an adult0 Flight crew member85 kg Cabin crew member70 kg (c)the standard mass established in accordance with a programme specified in its Operations Manual.

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