FAA criticised for failure to establish icy conditions rules in NTSB report into 2005 Circuit City Cessna crash, pilot main cause
The US National Transportation Safety Board has ruled that faulty airmanship was the primary cause of a fatal crash of a Cessna Citation 560 business jet, owned by US electricals store chain Circuit City, on approach to the Pueblo Memorial airport in Colorado on 16 February 2005
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