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Looks like TBJ

The 787 is an absolutely stunning aircraft! I hope to become an aircraft technician one day I am dying to learn all about the inner workings of aircraft

Hydraulics☠️

Looks nice. But. APU starting and operation must be with APU compartment access doors closed, in case of APU fire. Be careful with this😊

Tornado 😳

What’s the difference between the actuator and the pcu? The seem one and the same

I’ve always noticed 330’s flying overhead had a particularl sound, i could usually guess what it was by sound. i think most of those ,if not all are trents

As someone who 'makes' components for these engines I really enjoy videos such as this one.

I can't even imagine what the schematic(s) look like for this.

Imagine this is your first day on the job, and they send you in to diagnose a fault.

We need you to replace a faulty wire. Which wire is it? The white one.

Incredible! 🔥🔥🔥

Do you know what turbofan the 901A/C is derived from? I know it was used on bizjets at some point, not sure which engine it was.

We all know it's very necessary for safety reasons, but these venturi's noise can get very irritating after 8 or 9 hours in the hangar haha Where I work, whenever someone goes and turn these off after finally venting a tank, it's followed by a round of applause hahaha

Hi Mr. I Fix Planes, I'm making a open source Boeing 747 for the Orbiter Space Flight Simulator. Can I use the sound from your video in my proyect? This is my proyect: github.com/MatiasSaibene/Boeing747_orbiter_addon.

ボロボロやないか

I always wondered why there is only 1 piece of that stuff?

Great stuff

I certainly enjoy watching your posts. Thanks for sharing. I just subscribed.

And I thought it was complicated.

This tool is very different from the one used on Airbus aircraft! Ours look like a bottle with a rubbery funnel which doesn't let so much fuel drip down the wing

lots of power flowing through there. The 787 relies heavily on electrical power it has 1.5 Megawatts available, much more that other passenger planes.

Is the 787 chained to the ground or do the brakes hold it on station .

A GE o som e de sirene , Roll Royce já é de Serra em potência máxima

Lol watching this while on night shift in East Pen 😂

This video was nothing but airplane porn! I'm reporting you!

music to my ears !

THe 777 with those big chunky engines is the most beautiful plane currently flying.

You dun good on your explanation.

Wot airline is this?

Upload new an engine's turbo prowess

If I owned a airplane and had it parked outside my house I’d play with it like this.

Awesome capture! May I feature this test run in one of my next episodes? Of course with a link back to your original video. Cheers!

The 787 does not use a jackscrew right? It's just a rotary actuator arm with the flaps attached on a hinge.

Very professional not like in my workplace

Does thrust reverse just neutralise the remaining thrust from landing. I thinking it can't actually produce more reverse than forward?

WOW!!

as someone who’s not a expert on airplanes, i love when i think it can’t rev up anymore and then it does

Basically a Cessna Citation engine starting up.

Sounds like warp drive kicking in @ 1:00! :)

That could be a Singapore Airlines a/c.

It was considered poor practice to fire up the APU with the access doors open unless you had a work platform up with an extinguisher on hand. With the doors open, the onboard extinguisher system was useless as it relied on the doors containing the extinguishant to quell any fire. The outlet is visible on the firewall just above and to the left of the left stay rod. Not actually a nozzle, just the open end of a firewall fitting.

That’s the whine sound I was hearing when the HVAC blowers shut down

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Standoff between 777 vs Man

날개안에 기름이 엄청많이 들어간다는게 신기한거같아요 별루 두꺼워보이지 않은데

airbus' wiring is soo much cleaner