What is the general maximum weight for landing specified for the aircraft?

The general maximum weight for landing specified for the aircraft is 9,921 lbs. This weight is determined based on the aircraft's structural and performance limitations. It ensures that the aircraft can safely land without exceeding its design specifications, which includes considerations for landing gear strength, control surfaces effectiveness, and overall aircraft stability during the landing phase.

Landing at or below this weight helps prevent potential structural failures that could result from exceeding the maximum landing weight limits. Therefore, flying within these parameters is critical for maintaining safety during operations, particularly under Part 135 regulations that mandate adherence to strict operational guidelines.