Where can you find the limitations for your aircraft?

The limitations for your aircraft are found in the Pilot Operating Handbook (POH). This document is specifically designed to provide pilots with essential information about the aircraft's operating procedures, performance, and limitations, ensuring safe and efficient operation. Within the POH, you will find critical data such as weight and balance limits, operational limitations, and emergency procedures, all tailored to the specific aircraft model.

While the other options may provide relevant information, they do not serve as the primary source for the aircraft's limitations. For example, the exterior of the aircraft may have placards, but these are typically specific to certain operational limits and not comprehensive. The flight manual typically refers to a broader category and might not be specific to your aircraft's limitations, while the maintenance logbook records service history and repairs but does not contain operational limitations. Thus, the POH is the definitive source for understanding the limitations relevant to safe flight operations.