Discussion
An aircraft's weight is normally reported against its target using
Answer: C
Correct answer: A weight statement broken down by group
The weight statement lists each group - wing, fuselage, undercarriage, powerplant, systems, furnishings - against its allocated target, so an overrun can be traced to the group that caused it. A single aircraft-level number would tell you that the aircraft is heavy without telling you where, which is of no use to anyone trying to recover the weight.
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