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Air Transat 236

Printed page 7. PDF page 7.

for a possible fuel leak: the visual check did not reveal any evidence of a fuel leak. At 05:54, in reaction to the continued abnormally high rate of reduction in the fuel-on-board quantity reading, the crew selected the right-wing fuel
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Air Transat 236

Printed page 25. PDF page 25.

Final Investigation Report 22 / ACCID / 2001 Pag 25 of 103 Released copy At 05:54, the crew established crossfeed from the right-wing tank to the left engine by selecting the right-wing pumps ON and the left-wing fuel pumps OFF.
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Air Transat 236

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Post Flight Report printout indicates that the left-wing boost pumps were turned OFF at 05:54, when 5.9 tons of fuel remained on board. Starting at 05:57, the crew was in a 5.5-minute conversation with MCC to seek advice on the
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Air Transat 236

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Final Investigation Report 22 / ACCID / 2001 Pag 77 of 103 Released copy At 05:54, the Captain's reconfiguring the fuel pumps to establish the crossfeed from the right tanks resulted in the fuel in the right wing tank feeding
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