"Well, lemme think out loud," Starlitz said cheerily, taking a corner with a squeal. "We do have half a load of fuel in your plane; that’s something, at least ... Kabul’s definitely out of range, but you could make Turkey, easy. There’s a big NATO base in Kars, just over the border from Tbilisi. Maybe you could land there. The West would love to have an Ilyushin-14. It’d be the biggest haul for ’em since Lieutenant Belenko flew his MiG-25 to Japan."