The Unfortunate Tale of Air Ontario Flight

Air Ontario Flight #1363, bound for Winnipeg from Dryden, experiences delays caused by heavy snowfall. As the jet struggles during takeoff, the pilots face a challenging situation shortly after becoming airborne.

How does the absence of an operational APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) on an aircraft affect its ability to undergo de-icing procedures and ensure safe operations in wintry conditions?

Mayday: Air Disaster - From Season 9 Episode 6 "Cold Case": Bound for Winnipeg, Air Ontario Flight #1363 prepares for takeoff after a brief layover at a remote Northern airport. Already an hour behind schedule, the pilots fear the heavy snowfallwill further delay their departure, and after refueling, they taxi into position and accelerate. The jet reaches takeoff speed but struggles to get airborne

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