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Old 2nd July 2025 | 06:29
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NSEU
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Originally Posted by BugBear
Presuming two engines inop. No Electrical, waiting for APU.
Of course, understood. There would be more than just loadshed in that situation. It was just the DDG/MEL that was a little confusing.

BTW. I think the engines were providing thrust. Weakly, perhaps due to lack of fuel due to failed electrical pumps.
It's funny that Boeing/GE say that suction feed won't be an issue except during high altitude climbs. There may be 3000psi pump output, but I don't think there would be 3000psi of suck. The fuel has to go through a filter and two heat exhangers. I think I'd still be relying on some kind of check valve system to let air into the tanks.

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