ICING SEEN AS A POSSIBILITY IN OKLAHOMA STATE KING AIR CRASH
Circumstances surrounding the Jan. 27 crash of a King Air 200 that claimed eight students and officials from Oklahoma State University indicate the aircraft may have encountered icing conditions shortly after takeoff from Denver's Jeffco Airport (BJC). The aircraft, with two pilots, was carrying...
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