
Fulcrum · Weight & Balance
Web-based weight and balance for load control and dispatch — built on your operator's certified database, closing out with a live CG envelope and an LDM.
The workflow
Flight, configuration, fuel, passengers, cargo, output. Nothing hidden behind a menu, nothing that has to be re-entered downstream.
Flight identity, route and the running summary of configuration, fuel, passengers and cargo as they are entered.
Crew complement, pantry and flight kit resolved into DOW and DOI, with MTOW and MLW editable for the day's dispatch.
Procedure and density, taxi, takeoff and trip fuel, block and maximum — indexed wing-first then centre tank, with the arm interpolated from the aircraft's own fuel table.
Destinations against categories, zone by zone, with the operator's weight policy applied and a remaining-seat counter.
Holds against baggage, cargo and mail, split by destination, with per-hold maxima enforced as you load.
The Load Distribution Message, ready to transmit — with every intermediate figure traceable back to the tab it came from.
CG envelope
Your certified forward and aft limits as the boundary, and the aircraft's actual state plotted inside it.
The arithmetic
Fleet and data
Envelopes, cabin zones, cargo holds, crew corrections, fuel tables, weight categories and trim formulas all come from your operator's certified weight & balance database — delivered and revised per company, never shared between them.
Boeing and Bombardier fleets available side by side from separate certified databases, so a mixed operation works from a single screen.
IATA AHM 560 loadsheet handling as a companion service, for operations that exchange load data in the standard message format.
The same database flies. Load control on the web and the weight & balance module inside eLila EFB read the same certified source. The figures the loadmaster produces and the figures the captain signs cannot drift apart, because there is only one of them.
We will reproduce it in Fulcrum against your envelope and show you the two side by side — the fastest way to see whether the maths matches your operation.