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Payload vs. Flight Time
By Flying M Air in Aerial Photography, Charter Services
In an effort to help charter clients understand the payload limitations of our aircraft, we’ve put together the following chart of payload (total passenger and baggage weight) vs. flight time.
To use this chart, follow find the Payload Weight value for the total weight you expect to have on board. If the exact weight amount is not shown, choose the next higher amount. Then follow that line across to the time column. This will tell you the maximum amount of time we can fly with your payload between refueling stops.
| Payload Weight | Flight Time |
| 510 lbs | 2-1/2 hours |
| 560 lbs | 2 hours |
| 620 lbs | 1-1/2 hours |
| 675 lbs | 1 hour |
| 700 lbs | 45 minutes |
| 720 lbs | 30 minutes |
These calculations assume reserve fuel as required by the FAA and operations in normal conditions. Lower flight times may apply if any of the following are true:
Contact us for details if you expect your flight’s total payload to exceed 600 lbs.
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