Which airliners could survive an EMP pulse? The incredibly bad, postapocalyptic tv series Revolution begins with a mysterious event that causes all electrical systems to fail all over the globe.  Even batteries don't work anymore.

In the first episode, after the "event" airplanes immediately start falling out of the sky in flat spins. 

This had me thinking: which airplanes could survive an EMP-type event (FN1) that fries all electronics and renders electrical systems unusable?  This means that even RATs would not be a viable choice. 

Piper cubs and other single-engine planes with purely mechanical linkages could still keep on gliding and land safely. 

I don't think any large airliner currently flying could make it. Could even a B-17 or DC-10 make it with no powered electrical systems -- just on unpowered hydraulics alone?

Bonus question: if they did fall out of the sky, I'm assuming it would be in lawn dart mode and not in flat spins?

Footnote 1: While the apocalypse event in Revolution turns out to not be an EMP, you can assume it was something similar for the purpose of this question.
Older airliners use hydraulics and cables attached to the pilot controls. Some RATs power the hydraulics directly as well so limited control is still possible then. The pilots would get a workout but the plane would safely touch down.

However planes with entirely fly-by-wire systems (no current airliner is completely fly-by-wire) will be completely uncontrollable apart from shifting weight and would glide to the ground. They are made stable so they won't just enter a spin and pancake into the ground.