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A unit-conversion mistake left Air Canada Flight 143 with far too little fuel. At 41,000 feet, both engines quit. With no normal engine power, Captain Bob Pearson had to glide a 132-tonne Boeing 767 toward an unexpected runway: a former air force base hosting a family motorsports event. The âGimli Gliderâ touched downâand all 69 people aboard survived. #Aviation #GimliGlider #AirCanada143 #Boeing767 #AviationHistory #YouTubeShorts
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