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November 30th 03, 03:06 PM
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"Brooks Hagenow" wrote in message news  By the way, I did ask how much it was going to cost. They told me $12.50 a gallon. My stupidity was thinking that it would take 5 to 10 gallons max. Even then $12.50 for a 50% mix of glycol and water is pretty damn steep (I thought so anyway). So they used 37 gallons? How many gallons does it normally take to de-ice Cessna sized aircraft? I just checked the local airports pricing and it is $50 +tax to "defrost" the plane in a heated hanger and/or $20 a gallon for type I aircraft deice. But wow, if it really took 37 gallons you would have been charged $740 at my local airport. With 37 gallons they could have deiced Minnesota. 
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