Actually, the airplane is more 'fly by light' and controls are 'point of use' applications, the only cables in the aircraft operate the toilet tank drain valves. Nose wheel steering is electric as are AC/Pressurization, engine start (' Harry, get the jumpers out of the tug willya?') and the wheel brakes. The hydraulic system is only used to retract and extend the landing gear and it operates @ 5000 PSI, the gear issue on Z2's first flight was a misaligned truck position sensor and it did it's job in preventing the gear from retracting as mis positioned gear can damage the airframe and possibly jam the gear, it was not an issue with the hydraulics. The only air taken from the engines is a small duct for cowl lip de-icing. The APU is auxilliary electrical power only, makes no air because there's no where to use it, the engine IDG's and the APU make around 750Kva which is one heck of a lot to make coffee and turn on ceiling lights! A great deal of routine electrrical things are being done with fiberoptics instead of traditional copper wire because the wire is heavier, more costly, makes more heat and, is slower than speed of light FO cable is, and if all you are doing is turning things on and off, light works as well as electrical impulses do plus you can send lots more info in a fiberoptic than you can a wire, just look @ what high speed cable and internet are.
Cabin altitide will be around 6500 feet and about 29% humidity so if you can drive to Denver, you can ride very comfortably in this airplane and you won't arrive all dried out and wrinkly from the higher, drier air we put up with now a days.
