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Maybe it sent the result of a different aircraft? So each calculation was still correct, but they got mixed up when responding.
by fabian2k 4y ago
Maybe it sent the result of a different aircraft? So each calculation was still correct, but they got mixed up when responding.
- jcutrell 4y agoI've thought about this - if this is the case, they are extremely lucky because different planes could have significantly different payloads. Of course, then the TLAR would signal an issue. Also this would mean some other aircraft had a particularly powerful departure, since both aircraft had lower-than-true weight calcs.