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Old December 23rd 06, 01:05 AM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
Stan Prevost
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Default SE airplanes in clouds - near freezing level


"Bob Gardner" wrote in message
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BTDT, in a Lear descending into Baton Rouge after a flight in the high 30
flight levels. Mucho ice on the bottoms of the wings.


Thanks for that little story, Bob. You are the only person I have ever
heard report the same kind of occurence. I have been accused of lying, even
though it seems obvious that it will occur.



 




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