In 2001, an Air Transat flight from Toronto to Lisbon faced a terrifying crisis high in the sky. At 34,000 feet over the Atlantic Ocean, the plane suddenly ran out of fuel. The Airbus A330 was carrying over 300 passengers when both engines stopped working. Everything went quiet, and the pilots had to act fast. The cause was a fuel leak that had gone unnoticed for a while. Once the engines shut down, the pilots declared an emergency. Captain Robert Piché and First Officer Dirk de Jager stayed ...