The twin-turboprop cleared the ground by about 112 feet as the pilots recovered from the stall. They then climbed to a safe altitude and a few moments later completed an uneventful landing. The incident underscores the continuing hazard of in-flight icing, the need for aircrews to be extremely conscious of the danger posed by exposure to icing conditions, and the need for greater progress in the industry overall to improve training and equipment for coping with in-flight icing. As the…
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