Incident Summary
Command Airways Flight 4887 reported a loss of power on both engines while operating under instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) at a cruise altitude of 7,000 feet. The aircraft was approximately 28 nautical miles south of Albany, New York, at the time of the incident. The pilot was able to restart the number 1 engine and subsequently land the aircraft without any further problems.
Engine Findings
After the incident, evidence of water was found in the cowling of both engines. Subsequent tests conducted on the engines revealed no discrepancies or malfunctions.
Anti-Ice Configuration
At the time of the flameouts, the crew had the anti-ice system set to Level 3 'ON', with the exception of the engine cowling veins and windshield.
Conclusion
The investigation did not identify a specific cause for the dual engine power loss. The presence of water in the cowlings was noted, but engine tests showed no anomalies.