What should NOT be included in a turnaround inspection?

The correct answer highlights that weight and balance reports should not be included in a turnaround inspection. A turnaround inspection is a quick assessment conducted between flights to ensure the aircraft is safe and ready for the next operation. This type of inspection generally focuses on the immediate physical condition of the aircraft, including checks of fuel levels, engine performance, and minor maintenance checks.

Weight and balance reports, while vital for flight safety, are typically prepared in more thorough pre-flight checks or in the case of significant changes to the aircraft's load. They involve calculations based on payload and distribution and are not part of the immediate visual or physical assessments conducted during a turnaround inspection. The focus during a turnaround is more on operational readiness rather than documentation and detailed calculations pertaining to weight and balance.