Usually means: Auxiliary power unit for aircraft.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (APU)

noun:  (aviation) Initialism of auxiliary power unit. [(aviation) A generator in aircraft or other vehicles for providing electric power to various systems, such as lighting, especially when the main engines are not running.]

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