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Portal:Civil Aeronautics Board Aviation Accident Report: Pacific Air Lines Flight 308 (1960)

Pacific Air Lines performed all mayor overhauls and all major inspections of its aircraft and components, with the exception of propellers, at the company's San Francisco base The overhaul of propellers was done by an outside agency at Los Angeles the company contracted with International Flight Service, a local company, to taxi and fuel its aircraft, to perform turnaround and daily inspections if needed, and to make all necessary minor repairs.
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Portal:Civil Aeronautics Board Aviation Accident Report: Pacific Air Lines Flight 308 (1960)

When the refueling was completed and the flight was ready to go, a normal engine start was made and the airplane was taxied to the takeoff point. Cockpit and magneto checks were normal and the takeoff was made at 2016 from runway 30. The gross weight of the aircraft at the time of takeoff was 24,071 pounds, which was below the maximum allowable gross takeoff weight of 25,346 pounds. The aircraft was loaded within prescribed limits with respect to the center of gravity.
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