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January 4th 06, 06:15 AM
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Icing in the scan...
"Mitty" wrote in message ...
If frost on wings will affect the performance on a plane, surely flying with trace icing will do the same thing? If it did, it would reduce your airspeed. But I think you're talking about overnight frost covering the airplane. In cruise flight, you'll first get ice only on and near leading edges. 
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