MultiJet Weight & Balance

MultiJet Weight & Balance is a thoughtfully designed weight-and-balance training application built specifically around LOFT’s aircraft: the Citation CE525, CE525B, CE560 Ultra, CE560XL, and Challenger 350. Its value comes from that narrow, intentional focus. This is not intended to be a universal loading-calculation app; it is a structured learning tool designed to help pilots understand the weight-and-balance considerations associated with these particular aircraft. The application removes much of the routine mathematical burden while keeping the operational principles visible. By organizing weight, moment, center of gravity, percent MAC, and CG-envelope information into a straightforward workflow, it helps pilots better understand how passenger placement, baggage, fuel, and aircraft configuration influence loading limits. Its interface is clean, efficient, and purpose-built. The data-entry process is logical, the results are easy to review, and the visual CG feedback makes it easier to see whether a loading scenario remains within the applicable envelope. The application feels polished and deliberate, with clear evidence that significant care was taken in both its design and usability. In practical use, the application has been stable and reliable. I have not encountered errors, frozen screens, unresponsive areas, or features that appear unfinished. For a training tool centered on a subject as important as aircraft loading and CG management, that attention to quality makes a meaningful difference. It is important to understand the application’s defined scope. Because it is specifically configured for LOFT’s aircraft, it should **not** be used for any aircraft outside of that fleet. The aircraft-specific weights, stations, arms, moments, loading limits, and CG envelopes are not transferable from one aircraft type—or individual tail number—to another. That is precisely why the application is appropriately designated for **training and classroom use only**. Even within its intended training environment, pilots should continue to follow approved operational procedures and independently verify all real-world weight-and-balance calculations using current aircraft documentation, approved loading data, and applicable company guidance. The app is best viewed as what it was designed to be: a highly effective educational resource that strengthens understanding, reinforces disciplined decision-making, and makes classroom weight-and-balance instruction more practical for LOFT pilots. Sources