Incident Overview
A Boeing 757-23APF experienced a dual engine flameout while the copilot was descending to the low altitude airway structure in preparation for landing at Miami International Airport. According to the flightcrew, the aircraft penetrated Level 3 weather conditions that included thunderstorms, moderate icing, and moderate to heavy rain showers.
Engine Anti-Ice Not in Use
The flightcrew stated that engine anti-ice was not in use as required by the aircraft operating manual. This fact was documented in the official investigation source.
Emergency Declaration and Engine Restart
An emergency was declared with Miami Approach Control for a stated loss of electrical power. The flightcrew accomplished a dual engine restart after two attempts on each engine. Subsequent to the restart, the airplane was landed without further incident.
Occupant Status
The airline transport pilot-in-command, first officer, and an additional crewmember were not injured.
Conclusion
The incident did not result in any injuries and the aircraft landed safely after the engines were restored.