What is the maximum height measured from the top of the pallet when using a top cargo net?

The maximum height measured from the top of the pallet when using a top cargo net is 45 inches. This clearance is specified to ensure that the cargo is securely restrained while still allowing for safe loading and unloading.

In air mobility operations, maintaining the proper height limit helps prevent overloading and ensures that the load remains stable and secure during transport. The use of a top net is crucial for safety, as it helps to contain the cargo and manage the dynamics of the load, especially during flight. Configuring loads within these dimensional limits allows for proper weight distributions and adheres to safety regulations that govern air transportation.

Choosing a height limit of 45 inches strikes a balance between maximizing cargo space while also maintaining the integrity of the load and the safety of both the aircraft and personnel involved in the operation.