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This is the incredible story of Air Canada Flight 143, a Boeing 767 that took off from Ottawa to Edmonton on July 23, 1983. Everything seemed normal as the flight cruised over Central Canada at 41,000 feet. However, suddenly, the pilots received a low fuel warning, followed shortly by the failure of both engines. How did a modern Boeing 767, recently introduced to the fleet, run out of fuel mid-flight? The disaster began the day before with a faulty Fuel Quantity Information Processor (FQIS). But the true cause was a critical calculation error made during refueling. With both engines dead and electrical power failing, the pilots were forced to attempt a dangerous dead-stick landing. They diverted to a nearby location known as the Gimli air force strip, unaware that the runway had been closed and was currently hosting families having a picnic and children holding a cycle race. To rapidly decrease altitude without increasing speed, Captain Pearson used a highly unusual technique for such a large plane: the "forward slip". Discover how the pilots successfully landed the massive aircraft without power and without a single casualty, despite the landing gear failing and the plane skidding to a halt on the runway. Keywords: [Gimli Glider, Air Canada 143, Gimli Landing, Boeing 767, Engine Failure, Aviation Mistake, Calculation Error, Dead Stick Landing, Forward Slip, FQIS, Fuel Quantity] Follow Me for More Insights Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simplifiedw... Youtube :    / @simplifiedwithshalabh   For Business Inquiries & Collaborations : [email protected] About Me: Hi, I'm Shalabh, and on this channel, I simplify complex topics related to social issues, history, and factual knowledge! My goal is to make learning engaging and easy for everyone. If you enjoy well-researched and informative content, consider subscribing and joining our growing community!