Sundance Flying Club
C172N Skyhawk N738GE

The Skyhawk is the benchmark for a docile, easy-to-fly airplane with no rude surprises. But if you're looking for speed or style, look somewhere else. It is the perfect all-around airplane - economical, easy to fly, easy to maintain, stable in all flight modes, comfortable enough for four small adults, full tanks and a couple of small daypacks.

Hourly Rate:	$114.60 plus current fuel surcharge
Fuel Surcharge:	as at
Equipment:	Nav/Comm 1 - KX175B Nav/Comm 2 - KX170B DME ADF
Tie Down:	P18
Pilot Requirement:	Student or better. 10 hours in C172 or 3 - 5 hours dual to proficiency.
Currency:	3 Hours in last 90 days

Sundance Flying Club Weight & Balance Tool

• For flight planning purposes only!
• Data are not guaranteed to be correct!
• CONSULT THE AIRCRAFT WEIGHT AND BALANCE AND POH FOR UP-TO-DATE AND CORRECT VALUES

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	Left	Right	Total	Arm	Moment (lb-in/1000)
Empty Aircraft			lb	in
Front Seats	lb	lb	lb	in
Rear Seats	lb	lb	lb	in
Fuel	gal lb	gal lb	gal lb	in
Baggage	lb		lb	in
Aft Baggage	lb		lb	in
Totals			lb	in

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Weight/Balance Status

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Equipment Notes

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Weight and Balance Details

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Questions? Comments? Errors? Please contact David Jacobowitz at davej@alumni.virginia.edu.

Sundance W&B v.0.1.2 Modified 24 March 2007