FAA accident report · Lear 25D · Abu Dhabi, TC · January 4, 1979
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Both engines failed due to fuel exhaustion while on base leg for landing. Acft landed short of runway. No injuries
BOTH ENGINES FAILED DUE TO FUEL EXHAUSTION WHILE ON BASE LEG FOR LANDING. ACFT LANDED SHORT OF RUNWAY. NO INJURIES