Another dual engine flameout

[minimums]

Flight Options confirms that today at approximately 1400 EST, N691TA (a 2001 Beechjet 400a) experienced a dual engine flame out en route from Indianapolis (KIND) to Marco Island (KMKY) on a reposition leg. They declared an emergency and landed safely at Jacksonville (KJAX). There were no passengers on board.

We will not speculate until a full investigation is completed.

Kudos to the crew for safely getting this airplane on the ground. Even though we are one of the lowest paid fractional pilots in the industry, we are still a group of skilled, highly professional pilots.

 

[stingray]

Dam, not again! glad they made on the ground safely

 

[Ultra Grump]

Isn't that 4 now? WTF?

 

[minimums]

Isn't that 4 now? WTF?

2nd, but who's counting?

 

[Ultra Grump]

That's not what I hear...

 

[AZ Typed]

Is "Fuel - Checked" on the checklist? Our company didn't even have checking fuel quantity for the flight on our checklist. It's on the checklist now (at least for our airplane). Good job to this crew for getting the thing down safely!!!

 

[ProFracPilot]

I'm guessing - and it is only a guess - that there was insufficient anti-icing additive in the fuel. Sucks not having fuel heaters.

 

[leardawg]

Did they get one or both engines re-lit?

 

[Frac Daddy]

Is "Fuel - Checked" on the checklist? Our company didn't even have checking fuel quantity for the flight on our checklist. It's on the checklist now (at least for our airplane). Good job to this crew for getting the thing down safely!!!

Quantity? Um.....they didn't run out of fuel, dude. Reference ProFracPilot's response.

 

[erj-145mech]

I started another thread about this subject before I saw this one, a bit more info on the subject.