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Making the safe decision (AKA "I hate AIRMET ZULU")



 
 
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Old October 24th 05, 01:21 AM
Robert Chambers
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Default Making the safe decision (AKA "I hate AIRMET ZULU")

Yeah I was thinking if you could get to Utica or somewhere a bit closer
than BAF. The drive would be shorter if you have to leave the plane
there and the drive back to retrieve the bird would be shorter as well.

I've been in icing myself exactly twice and that was 2 times more than I
needed. Each time it happened we got lower altitude and either a 180
out of it or vectors to an airport.

Taking the safest course of action is never a dumb move.

Robert

Paul Tomblin wrote:
In a previous article, Robert Chambers said:

no way to head south ? it's looking a bit clearer down on the CT
coastline, perhaps you can make a great circle out of it and wind up
sneaking back into Rochester from somewhere else.



The CIP icing models show some high probability over Rochester itself.
Being downwind of the lake is nothing but heartache in the cold weather.


 




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