History of NASA Icing Research Tunnel

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“We Freeze to Please” Figure 6–5. Icing section in 1985. Standing: (L/R) John Reinmann, Nikola Juhasz, Andrew Reehorst, Sandy Kosakowski, Robert Ide, Gary Ruff, Peggy Evanich, Kevin Mikkelson, James Newton. Kneeling: (L/R) Mark Potapczuk, Thomas Miller, Robert Shaw, Gary Horsham, William Olsen, Kevin Leffler. (NASA C-85-3120) While the NTSB faulted the pilot for early rotation, the accident investigators levied their major criticism at the FAA. The probable cause of the accident, the NTSB con- cluded, was the failure of the FAA and the airline industry to provide flight crews with procedures, requirements, and criteria for de-icing when facing delayed departures.7 In the wake of the USAir accident, the FAA moved rapidly to formulate new rules on aircraft icing before the winter of 1992–93. Effective 1 November, the new regula- tions specified the maximum allowable time between de-icing and takeoff. Additional information followed on the characteristics of various de-icing fluids, largely based on the testing that had been done between 1982 and 1990.8 7 Washington Post, 21 September 1992. 8 FAA Press Release, 25 September 1992. 112

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