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If Basic Empty Weight is 120,000 pounds and payload is 30,000 pounds with no usable fuel, what is Zero Fuel Weight?

150,000 pounds

Zero Fuel Weight is the airplane’s weight with its basic empty structure plus payload, excluding any usable fuel onboard. Since there is no usable fuel in this scenario, ZFW equals BEW plus payload. So: 120,000 pounds + 30,000 pounds = 150,000 pounds. The kilogram option doesn’t fit because the weights are given in pounds, and the other pounds options would imply extra fuel or missing payload.

120,000 pounds

150,000 kilograms

180,000 pounds

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