Cessna U206F Stationair weight & balance

POH figures for the type

  • MTOW3600 lb
  • Typical empty1975 lb
  • Typical empty CG35.24 in

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MOMENT ENVELOPETakeoffZero fuel
501001502000250030003500moment · lb·in/1000mass · lb

Envelope chart. Takeoff 2390 lb at 35.0 in.

TAKEOFF2390 lb35.0 in
ZERO FUEL2210 lb33.9 in

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FUEL

180 lb · max 63 USG
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TAKEOFF2390 lb35.0 in
ZERO FUEL2210 lb33.9 in

EMPTY MASS · YOUR AIRCRAFT

1975 lb@ 35.24 in

Typical for the type, 1975 lb at 35.24 in. Edit it to your aircraft’s own, from its weighing report.

Data source

Owner's Manual Section 4, pages 4-4 to 4-11: Sample Loading Problem (4-6), Loading Arrangements (4-7), Loading Graph (4-8), Center of Gravity Moment Envelope (4-9), Internal Cabin Dimensions (4-10) (pages 50-57 of u206f__poh__n9554g.pdf) · version type

  • Envelope is drawn as weight vs moment/1000; vertices read at moments 62 and 82 (forward, at 1900 and 2500 lb), 152 and 179 (at 3600 lb), 94 (aft, at 1900 lb) and converted to arm = moment/weight. Chart bottom is 1900 lb, not necessarily a minimum weight. Verify readings against the original chart.
  • Maximum weight 3600 lb taken from the top of the envelope and the sample loading total; no separate landing or ramp weight printed.
  • Fuel arm not printed; 47.9 in derived from the sample (480 lb = 80 gal at 6 lb/gal, moment 23.0). Standard tanks 63 gal usable, long range tanks 80 gal usable; total tank capacity not printed. Set usable to 80 if long range tanks are installed.
  • Oil: 12 qts (22 lb) at moment -0.4 (no oil filter), 13 qts (24 lb) at moment -0.5 with optional oil filter; arm derived from moment. The licensed empty weight on your airplane's data sheet normally includes oil (sample empty weight 1975 lb at moment 69.6 excludes it).
  • Seat arms are for average occupants; the ranges in parentheses give fore/aft limits of occupant c.g.
  • Cargo areas A-D apply to the seats-removed cargo arrangements I-III; maximum cargo depends on tie-downs used and c.g. limits; floor loading max 200 lb/sq ft.
  • Optional cargo pack (Sta. 10 to 84) max 300 lb; its arm is on a page 4-12 diagram not included here.
  • Baggage area IV max 120 lb.
  • Read from the POH by ZuluCheck and checked by a second reading; verify against your own manual.

For reference only. The aircraft’s approved flight manual and weighing report are the final authority.

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StationLoadMass lbArm inMoment lb·in/1000
Empty aircraft197535.269.6
Pilot (Sta. 34 to 48)17537.06.5
Copilot (Sta. 34 to 48)037.00.0
Center passengers (Sta. 69 to 79)070.00.0
Aft passengers (Sta. 92 to 100)0100.00.0
Baggage, arrangement IV (Sta. 109 to 145)0127.00.0
Cargo A (Sta. 10 to 50, seats removed)033.00.0
Cargo B (Sta. 50 to 84, seats removed)067.00.0
Cargo C (Sta. 84 to 109, seats removed)096.00.0
Cargo D (Sta. 109 to 145)0127.00.0
Fuel (standard 63 gal usable; long range 80 gal usable)30 USG18047.98.6
Engine oil (12 qts = 22 lb, no oil filter)10 USG60-18.2-1.1
Zero fuel221033.975.0
Takeoff239035.083.6
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Owner's Manual Section 4, pages 4-4 to 4-11: Sample Loading Problem (4-6), Loading Arrangements (4-7), Loading Graph (4-8), Center of Gravity Moment Envelope (4-9), Internal Cabin Dimensions (4-10) (pages 50-57 of u206f__poh__n9554g.pdf). For reference only; the aircraft’s flight manual and weighing report are the final authority. https://zulucheck.com/wb/type/cessna-u206f/

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