The Maximum structural landing mass (Maximum Structural Landing Mass) is

1. Maximum weight for takeoff and landing in an emergency (1.3 times the normal weight for landing)
2. Maximum weight for landing in emergency situations (1.3 times the normal weight for landing)
3. ✓Maximum weight for landing under normal circumstancesCorrect answer
4. Maximum landing mass-impassable - even in emergency situations because of the certainty of destruction of the structure

Explanation

The Maximum Structural Landing Mass (MSLM) is a limitation defined by the aircraft manufacturer.

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