Boeing B777-300ER APU startup.

Dennis Vijverberg, Brakes Released
Dennis Vijverberg, Brakes Released
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Published 2023-04-21
All Comments (21)
  • @vedymin1
    Its cool to see the 777 load shedding and not lighting everything up immediately on battery push 🐸
  • @noel0004
    Love these videos! I got lucky and could visit the cockpit of a 777-300ER and sit in the right hand seat. Such a beautiful cockpit, and aircraft!
  • @G-Nema
    Wow nice start, if i grow up i wanna be an airline Pilot and fly a b777-300ER, its my dream plane
  • @davebondanza8489
    Great to see but I gotta say I've seen a bank of vacuum tubes get operational faster than this lol.
  • @starpawsy
    Bit of a bummer that there is no APU instrumnetation until AFTER the APU is running :O
  • @iVTECInside
    No where to see APU status as it starts? Surprised how long it took for the flight displays to turn on.
  • @Advocatz
    4:00 what is that noise, sounds like a mic test or something? I hear that on my flight sim's 777 as well on startup, and I thought it's just to simulate a flight attendant's mic check
  • @SiwachokSrijan
    When two engine on and trun off apu why electry does work? What is main electry?
  • @timduggan1461
    Informative. I flew almost everything at my airline except the B-777 and B-747. (Retired now, but still have a memory). I am gathering that you're technical/maintenance, not flight crew?
  • @ewanman6303
    Great video!! Appreciate the effort. Other than Brake Source and L Main/ R Main Generator Off lights will any other indicator, display or instrument power on if it’s just on battery?
  • @carlos23161
    I thought the sequence, after APU power was established, was: APU bleed air-AUTO Left & right packs-AUTO ADIRU-On Hydraulic Primary switches, all 4, pushed “ON” Fire test. I’m still learning though. I’m going from a 747 into a 777. Maybe leaving APU bleed air switches & pack switches on after shutdown, is normal too. IDK
  • @komrad1983
    Didn't I fly with you in PANAM academy on 777 full motion in MIA?
  • @thongteevee
    Do you know what is the HYD PRESS in the STAT page is? It says 90 in the video, but I search online and it said the system pressure is 3000psi. Are there any differences?