From kls Sun Jan  5 03:22:35 1997
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Date: 05 Jan 97 03:22:35 
From: "McElravy" <cpa1@penn.com>
Subject: Re: Ethiopian 767 crash
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With the recent Ethiopian Airlines accident and with the Air Canada no fuel
emergency when the 767 first came out (which I seem to remember happened
twice, but I could be wrong), has the 767 spent more time in air with no
gas that any other type of jetliner? You don't frequently hear about planes
running out of fuel, but the 767 seems to have become associated with empty
fuel tanks, of course not the fault of the aircraft, just a series of
coincidences.


	Evan McElravy
	cpa1@penn.com