Will Air Data System Heat Modifications Be Mandatory?
ON THE EVENING OF Dec. 1, 1974, a Northwest Airlines Boeing 727 on a positioning flight crashed into wooded terrain near Thiells, N.Y., killing the three crewmembers aboard. The aircraft had been climbing out of New York Departure Control's airspace en route to Buffalo when it simply dropped off the...
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