How does a 767 crew handle a problem with their fuel system? [ATC audio]
PATREON:
September 28, 2021: A United Airlines Boeing 767-400 is operating flight UAL362 from Honolulu, Hawaii to Newark, New Jersey. Shortly after take-off, the flight crew reports an issue with the aircraft’s fuel pumps, and requests a holding pattern to dump fuel and return to the airport. In this video we explore the flight as it unfolded, including the Honolulu Control Facility, ARINC, and how the Boeing 767’s fuel system works in the cockpit.
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00:00 Introduction & Take-off
01:03 Honolulu Control Facility
01:49 Fuel Pump Warning & Vectoring
06:24 ARINC
07:07 In The Hold
08:21 How the 767 Fuel Pump Panel Works
10:38 Coming In
12:50 Approach & Landing
13:49 The Next Day…
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Image and video attribution:
“N76064” by FlugZüge is licensed with CC BY-SA 2.0.
“Racing a United Airlines 767 at O’Hare”; Steven Vance:
“Honolulu Time Lapse” by Mike Gadley is licensed with CC BY 2.0.
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