USAir Flight 405
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Seating chart of USAir Flight 405 from the NTSB, revealing locations of passengers and lack of injury, severity of injuries, and deaths. The NTSB did not receive hospital records from three survivors.
USAir Flight 405 was a Fokker F-28 (registered N485US) departing on March 22, 1992 from LaGuardia Airport (New York City) for Cleveland, Ohio. Due to a delay at the gate, a large amount of ice collected on the wings and airframe. Due to the icing and pilot error, the aircraft crashed during takeoff into Flushing Bay. 27 of the 51 people onboard were killed.
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Categories: Accidents and incidents on commercial airliners in the United States | Airliner crashes caused by ice | Aviation accidents and incidents in 1992 | Aviation risks | USAirways flights | 1992 meteorology | 1992 in the United States | Transportation accidents in New York City | Aviation stubs

