Good Theory
Kudos again to the crew. Watch for the report to be issued soon.
I have good information that the NTSB will conclude that this beechjet lost both engines due to inadequate amounts of PRIST in the fuel as I previously theorized. This aircraft bought a large amount of fuel, requested prist, but did not receive it because of an error by line service. The fuel turned to gel (froze) after cruising at a high altitude for a long period of time close to the tops of the clouds at either FL410 or FL430 (can't remember which). The crew was issued a descent clearance, reduced power to descent (thus reducing fuel pressure) and we know the rest of the story.FracCapt said:The chance of both systems becoming blocked at the same time is slim to none, even if they did not have adequate Prist in the fuel. I don't think you're even close with this theory. As I said, though, I will refrain from speculating publicly. BTW, they were IMC.
Kudos again to the crew. Watch for the report to be issued soon.