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The fuel burn for an Airbus A320 can increase by approximately 0.5% to 1% for every additional 100 kg of weight. This means that if 100 kg is added to the aircraft's weight, the fuel consumption during a typical flight could increase by about 5 to 10 kg of fuel, depending on various factors such as flight duration, altitude, and operational conditions. Therefore, while the exact figure can vary, the impact of extra weight on fuel efficiency is significant and should be considered in flight planning.
The two types of flight load division are symmetrical load division and asymmetrical load division. In symmetrical load division, the weight is evenly distributed across the aircraft's centerline, while in asymmetrical load division, the weight is distributed unequally between the left and right sides of the aircraft.
You need to multiply the weight by the VERTICAL distance.You get the weight by multiplying mass times gravity.
Weight is measured in the metric system using the unit of mass called the kilogram (kg). It is important to note that weight and mass are different concepts, where weight is the force created by gravity acting on an object's mass.
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