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Michael wrote:
The NTSB still called it pilot error. And they're right. Coming back from Oshkosh last time, my left fuel gauge stayed on full. I did not assume that something was wrong with the gauge and that I had plenty of gas. Turned out that some little insect had plugged the vents at my last fuel stop and it was pulling from the right tank only, even when the left tank was selected. When the gauges get close to empty, land. Especially if they shouldn't be getting close to empty. George Patterson Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to your slightly older self. |
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