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"Teacherjh" wrote in message
... That said, I'm not aware of any de-ice system on a single-engine piston aircraft, known-ice or not, that is suitable for allowing a flight to be made into reported non-trace icing. Where I come from, the only clearances we can get (in icing conditions) are into the icing conditions. If you are actually accepting a clearance that takes you into an area where non-trace icing has been reported by another pilot, you are fool, pure and simple. Even if only trace icing, you'd better be damn sure you know you can clear it within a very short period of time. Your post seems to be talking about forecast icing conditions (i.e. the combination of freezing temperature and visible moisture), and if so, that's a completely different matter. But it's not what I wrote, and it's not clear you understand that. Pete |
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