What are packs (not PAX!)
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L.J.
You are correct. It is a term used by Boeing (and possibly others) to refer to Engine bleed air, and air-conditioning packs.
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You are correct. It is a term used by Boeing (and possibly others) to refer to Engine bleed air, and air-conditioning packs.
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When I first read your question Lump Jockey,I didn't have my glasses on and thought you were referring to "Bleeding Pax". That's a Cabin Crew term, not a Tech Crew term.
Now that I've got my glasses on and re-read your question, you'd better believe the other respondants. They got it right.
Now that I've got my glasses on and re-read your question, you'd better believe the other respondants. They got it right.
