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February 17th 05, 05:37 AM
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John Harlow wrote:
Gross said when his fuel tanks are at full capacity, his plane could fly about 1,100 miles. He said he thought it was full when he left Las Vegas. Oh oh, not good. The insurance won't like that.... Which kind do they "like"? The one that doesn't happen and where they can keep the money? ;-) But, seriously, running out of fuel is one good reason for the insurance to raise the rate dramatically. While an engine failure can happen for many valid reasons, running out of fuel is almost always a stupid pilot error. And insurances don't like stupid pilots. jue 
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