The document summarizes the key functions and components of an aircraft fuel system. The fuel system provides an uninterrupted fuel supply to the engine at all operating conditions. Fuel tanks are pressurized by compressed air from the engine compressor casing. The compressed air passes through a filter and pressure reducing valve to reduce the pressure to around 6 PSI before entering the fuel tanks. This air pressure is enough to feed fuel into collector or fuselage tanks where boost pumps supply fuel to the engine-driven pump. External drop tanks and rear tanks empty first before fuel transfers to fuselage and wing tanks.