Following the trial on 57 aircraft operating out of and into Milan Malpensa’s Terminal 2, which is fully operated by easyJet, ...

Without the APU, there's not enough energy to start ... you'll noticed that it has a hole on the back of the tail. It's called the auxiliary power unit, and it's the smallest engine on the plane.

The GE9X engine is the world's most powerful commercial aircraft engine and the most fuel-efficient engine in its class. Available only on the Boeing 777X family of 777-9 and 777-8 aircraft, the GE9X ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Transtex has introduced its next-generation electric auxiliary power unit to boost energy efficiency and reliability while providing in-cab comfort for drivers. This lithium ...

Depending on the plane's position, cabin air is supplied from three primary sources: the auxiliary power unit (APU), the engine(s), or a ground air source. Ground air, also known as pre ...

Verdict: False The claim is baseless. It actually shows the result of an auxiliary power unit (APU) fire. Fact Check: Japan ...

Transtex recently launched the DClimate Lithium Pro lithium-ion powered electric auxiliary power unit (eAPU), which is ...

EasyJet Aims To Cut Apron Emissions, Eliminate APUs is published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week Intelligence Network ...

Jet is set to permanently roll out Project APU-ZERO at its Milan Malpensa base following a successful trial at the northern Italian base, allowing aircraft to switch off ...

has launched the DClimate Lithium Pro™—a lithium-ion powered electric Auxiliary Power Unit (eAPU) designed to deliver greater reliability, longer runtimes, and lower emissions for fleets.

Transtex has come out with a new electric auxiliary power unit (eAPU) dubbed the DClimate Lithium Pro ... and maintenance-friendly solution compared to traditional APU systems. Its hybrid battery ...

But there's another engine hidden int he back of the tail. Called the auxiliary power unit (APU) It's the smallest engine on a plane. But you could say it's the most important one of all.