757 MEL question
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Just a quick question for anyone who can answer. I'm a corporate guy and was deadheading EINN to KEWR. Captain announced the APU was not available for ground power/air. Naturally I gathered it was being MEL'd. Current airplane I am on will not allow the APU to be MEL's for extended range ops. Wondering if this is allowed on the 757. Thanks
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Just a quick question for anyone who can answer. I'm a corporate guy and was deadheading EINN to KEWR. Captain announced the APU was not available for ground power/air. Naturally I gathered it was being MEL'd. Current airplane I am on will not allow the APU to be MEL's for extended range ops. Wondering if this is allowed on the 757. Thanks
The ETOPS 757s have a hydraulic motor generator which apparently CO uses that to allow the APU to be deferred for an ETOPS flight.
It varies between some carriers whether or not the APU can be deferred prior to an ocean crossing.
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Delta however prohibits dispatch form the US outbound with the APU inop. The MEL allows operations in either direction however Delta is more restrictive. Almost all other airlines allow dispatch both ways without a APU.
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Just a quick question for anyone who can answer. I'm a corporate guy and was deadheading EINN to KEWR. Captain announced the APU was not available for ground power/air. Naturally I gathered it was being MEL'd. Current airplane I am on will not allow the APU to be MEL's for extended range ops. Wondering if this is allowed on the 757. Thanks
Personally, I want the APU to be operational for an ETOPS departure but that's just me.
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