How is Ramp Weight calculated?

Ramp Weight is calculated by adding the Basic Empty Weight of the aircraft to the Payload and the Useable Fuel. The Basic Empty Weight includes the weight of the aircraft with all its fixed equipment and fluids, but it does not include any payload such as passengers or cargo. By incorporating the Payload, which represents the weight of passengers, luggage, and cargo, alongside the Useable Fuel, which is the fuel that can be utilized for the flight, you arrive at the Ramp Weight.

This measurement is critical for ensuring that an aircraft is not overloaded and remains within the specified weight limits for safe operation. Knowing the Ramp Weight is essential for flight planning, as it influences performance calculations and regulatory compliance.

The other options involve different combinations of weight measurements that do not accurately define the Ramp Weight.