from the Canadian Aviation Safety Board's (CASB) dissenting report on the 1985 crash of Arrow Air Flight 1285, which may have also involved ice, but a separate minority report stated that an explosion occurred. Both crashes undermined confidence in the CASB's investigations and led to the Canadian government shutting down the CASB one year after the Flight 1363 accident. The CASB was replaced by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB), a more independent and multimodal investigative agency. Memorial A memorial is located on MacArthur Road. In popular culture The Discovery Channel Canada / National Geographic TV series Mayday featured the incident in a season-9 episode titled "Cold Case". TLC also aired a segment on the crash in the 1990's special called Terror in the Sky. It featured interviews with passengers and footage from the investigation hearing. One of the surviving passengers on board the aircraft, Ricky Campbell, was the Canadian representative for the OTI Festival three years prior in 1986. See also Atmospheric icing Ice protection system References External links Commission of Inquiry Into the Air Ontario Crash At Dryden, Ontario: Final Report Commission of Inquiry Into the Air Ontario Crash At Dryden, Ontario: Final Report "Canada jet crash leaves 1 dead and 22 missing", Houston Chronicle, March 11, 1989, A16 CBC Breaking News Bulletin, 10 March 1989 Airliner accidents and incidents caused by ice 1989 meteorology 1989 in Canada Aviation accidents and incidents in 1989 Airliner accidents and incidents in Canada Accidents and incidents involving the Fokker F28 Air Ontario accidents and incidents March 1989 events in Canada