RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RBC: Surprised by the market reactionSummary of an article in the publication Simple Flying august 2022, by Justin Hayward.
Double engines failure are rare, but they do happen.
Standard mechanical issue is very unlikely.
Other issues are to blame:
Fuel issues: running out of fuel
fuel obstruction by ice crystals. ( contaminated fuel ...? )
Bird strikes: hitting a large flock of birds being ingested by both engines at the same time.
Pilot error : for example ,having a problem with one of the engine, and for whatever reason shutting off the good engine instead of the damaged one
From what I could read in this article, the probable causes of both engines failure have more to do with bad luck, bad judgement or bad planning than by a fault in the plane itself.
The press will always publish negative stuff about anything because as we all know, it sells better than good news, but as for this accident is concerned I am realy confident that the investigators won't blame the plane.