SIFL: Getting Started - Weight in Aircraft Type Data

SIFL calculation is also based on the weight of the aircraft. 

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The Maximum Takeoff Weight (Max T/O) of the aircraft type must be listed in the Aircraft Type Data to ensure the SIFL calculation is correct. 

This field can be found under the Aircraft Type Data under the “Weight/Fuel Burn/Crew Log” tab. 

Select aircraft type and enter data in Max T/O field: 

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