Flight Performance and Planning 2

The graduate of the course will be able to identify and describe the basic principles of aircraft mass and balance assessment and explain the influence of weight distribution, centre of gravity position, and atmospheric conditions on aircraft stability, controllability, and performance. The graduate will be able to characterize basic meteorological processes, interpret meteorological data, and explain the influence of weather conditions and hazardous meteorological phenomena on aircraft operations. The graduate will be able to apply acquired knowledge to aircraft mass and balance calculations, determination of centre of gravity position, evaluation of operational limitations, use aircraft loading documentation, and apply meteorological information in flight preparation and decision-making. The graduate will be able to evaluate the influence of atmospheric conditions on flight safety, analyse meteorological situations, assess operational risks, and propose appropriate measures for safe flight operations. The graduate will be able to independently verify mass and balance calculations, interpret meteorological information, formulate professional technical opinions, communicate technical information, and take responsibility for decisions related to safe aircraft operation.