When analyzing the weight and balance, what should be done if the CG is determined to be out of limits?

Redistributing weight within the cabin is a valid approach when the center of gravity (CG) is out of limits. Balancing the weight effectively can adjust the aircraft's stability and performance, ensuring that it remains within safe operational parameters. By moving passengers or cargo to different positions, the CG can be shifted either forward or backward, which allows for compliance with the aircraft’s specified CG limits.

Achieving an optimal balance is crucial for safe flying, as an out-of-limit CG can lead to handling issues, such as increased stall speeds or difficulty in controlling the aircraft during different phases of flight. Therefore, the focus should always be on properly managing the weight distribution to maintain the aircraft's integrity and safety, rather than adding weight, removing all baggage at once, or exceeding weight limits.