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Every time we get into the aircraft, one of the things we test is the fire detection syst… — @flywithmat

Posted Oct 3, 2026 (over two weeks ago)19s79,569 views

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Views
79,569
Likes
4,473
Comments
92
Shares
73
Saves
297
Engagement
5.83%
Duration
19s
Posted
Oct 3, 2026

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@flywithmat's TikTok video "Every time we get into the aircraft, one of the things we test is the fire detection system for both engines and the APU. During the test, the warning lights and cockpit alerts are triggered on purpose to make sure the system would immediately warn us if a fire was ever detected. In the extremely rare event of an actual engine or APU fire, the affected system can be shut down and isolated, and fire-extinguishing agents can be discharged into the engine or APU. It's one of many checks designed to make sure the aircraft is ready before the flight, and one small example of why modern aviation operates at such an exceptionally high level of safety." has 79,569 views, 4,473 likes, 92 comments, 73 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 5.83% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted over two weeks ago and runs 19 seconds. It has been saved 297 times.

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