From: rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com   
      
   Clive Sinclair wrote:   
      
   > MACARTHUR JOBE: Very uncommon indeed. For two engines on a twin-engine   
   > aircraft to fail simultaneously for mechanical reasons is very, very -   
   > is highly unlikely. The chances of that occurring are astronomical. A   
   > double-engine failure would suggest to a pilot that something   
   > unexpected, but would not suggest a common problem like fuel exhaustion.   
   >   
   > MICHAEL VINCENT: It's possible that this plane went down because it had   
   > no fuel left?   
      
   This was a fucking Piper Chieftain you MORON   
      
   MICHAEL VINCENT: The plane was a Piper Chieftain. Is that generally a reliable   
   sort of   
   plane?   
      
   MACARTHUR JOBE: They're an excellent aeroplane. They've been built in large   
   numbers.   
   They're extensively used for commuter-type airline operations. They carry eight   
   passengers, with a crew of two, or it can be operated by a single pilot.   
      
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