Arrow Air 1285 The Crash That Killed 256 Soldiers | Mayday: Air Disaster

Arrow Air Flight 1285 crashed in Gander, Newfoundland on December 12, 1985, killing all 256 aboard including 248 soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division. The investigation sparked a controversy that shut down Canada's aviation safety board.

00:00:00 Arrow Air Flight 1285 Carries Soldiers Home
00:05:16 Takeoff and Crash at Gander Airport
00:11:25 Investigation Begins Amid Terrorism Suspicions
00:15:14 Black Boxes Recovered with Limited Data
00:19:51 Aircraft Stall and Airspeed Evidence Analyzed
00:24:06 Weight Miscalculation and Ice Combination Suspected
00:28:30 Board Members Dispute Ice Theory
00:32:36 Explosion Evidence and Autopsy Results Examined
00:36:56 Simulator Tests Confirm Ice and Weight Theory
00:40:40 Minority Report Sparks Controversy and Safety Failures

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