What does LAW stand for?

Landing Weight (aviation)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The airline, also known as PAL, said all its 12 daily flights into Caticlan airport are being diverted to Kalibo airport, 50 kilometres (31 miles) to the southeast, "due to landing weight limitations" imposed by aviation regulators.

Airline suspends flights to Philippine resort

Rates and fees in the new lease include: rent of $3,750 per month for their office and counter space; landing fees of 65 cents per thousand pounds of certified landing weight or minimum of $50 per month; and common space fees of 25 cents per enplaned passenger.

United States: Council To Take Up American Eagle Contract Wednesday

Federal Aviation Administration certification records for the Pilatus PC-12/45, the type of plane that crashed, give the aircraft's maximum landing weight as 9,921 pounds, including a maximum baggage weight of 400 pounds stored in the baggage compartment at the rear of the cabin.

Ice on wings becomes main focus in Montana crash

The resulting plan, designated E 370, was a combination of new technologies--a jet engine snug beneath each wing--and conventional glider concepts such as a tapered symmetrical wing, as well as low wing loading at landing weights.

Arado 234: archetype of jet-powered bombers

These actions included jettisoning fuel to reach a safe landing weight.

KC-135 in-flight emergency results in jettison of 31,000 liters of ...

It has a designed launch weight of 20,200 kg and a maximum landing weight of 10,567 kg.

Combat drones: the ideal of usefully sized drones that can be ...

Because the plane was fully fueled, causing it to weigh more than its normal landing weight, officials then checked for structural damage.

Plane returns after threat; Traveler arrested; After missing flight ...

Another aspect of the fuel efficiency initiative included a review of maximum landing weight for the KC-135 Stratotanker.

Air Mobility Command Public Affairs (Nov. 9, 2006): AMC reduces costs ...