Does the aircraft in question have a fuel pump?

The statement that all low-wing aircraft have fuel pumps is not universally accurate. Different aircraft models and designs can vary significantly in their fuel systems. While many low-wing aircraft do utilize fuel pumps, particularly to ensure fuel flow in certain flight conditions, it is not a definitive characteristic of all low-wing designs.

The correct answer is that the presence of a fuel pump should be verified based on the specific aircraft's manual or specifications. Aircraft are often designed with different fuel delivery systems depending on their intended use, weight, engine type, and overall design considerations. It's essential to consult the aircraft's manual for definitive information regarding its fuel system.

Referring solely to the nature of the wing design (high-wing versus low-wing) does not provide an accurate blanket statement about fuel pumps. Some high-wing aircraft can also be equipped with fuel pumps as needed, and gravity feed alone may not be sufficient for effective fuel flow in various configurations. Each aircraft must be evaluated based on its individual characteristics and requirements, which is why consulting the manufacturer’s documentation is critical for accurate information.