This might be a dumb question. But for an intro flight, do you ask the client for their weight so you could comply with 91.103 to be able to calculate takeoff and landing distances? The reason why I'm asking is because on all the flights that I've gone on while I wasn't PIC (such as an intro flight), the instructor never asked me for my weight, so it wouldn't have been possible for them to comply with 91.103.
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