CRJ 700 taxi and ramp weight limit?

• A. 75,250
• B. 75,000
• C. 67,000
• D. 62,300

Answer: (A)

The main point here is understanding what “taxi and ramp weight limit” means. It’s the maximum aircraft weight allowed when the aircraft is on the ground—during taxiing or while parked on the ramp—before you push back for takeoff. This limit comes from the airplane’s weight and balance data and ground handling capabilities, and it ensures you stay within safe structural and braking margins while maneuvering on the ground.

For the CRJ 700, the published taxi/ramp weight limit is 75,250 pounds. That number is the ceiling you must not exceed while on the ground, regardless of the payload or fuel that will be added or adjusted during preflight, because it reflects the maximum safe ground load for operations like towing, de-icing, and taxiing.

The other figures don’t match that limit, which is why 75,250 pounds is the correct choice for this question.