Aircraft fuel system testing begins with a thorough inspection that checks for flaws or inconsistencies that deviate from the fuel system’s original design. After the initial assessment, technicians use several mechanical components such as drives, pumps, and gearboxes to replicate standard operating conditions, letting them monitor fuel flow and pressure. By recreating the exact conditions of takeoff, initial ascent, cruising, descent, and landing, our experts can analyze fuel system performance in all normal flight scenarios; doing so allows them to provide clients with precise, reliable data about the state of their fuel system and any necessary changes.