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The requirement for aircraft ground deicing/anti-icing
3
1.1
Effects of frozen contamination on aircraft performance
1.2
The Clean Aircraft concept, regulations, and recommendations
1.3
Meteorological considerations on ice formation
The methods for checking the aircraft for contamination
2
2.1
Contamination Check (to establish the need for deicing)
2.2
Post Deicing/Anti-Icing Check
The practical methods for aircraft treatment with deicing/anti-icing fluids
7
3.1
General techniques for removing frozen deposits from aircraft surfaces
3.2
Deicing/anti-icing by fluids – procedures in general
3.3
Basic characteristics of aircraft deicing/anti-icing fluids
3.4
Types of fluid checks required and the equipment for this
3.5
Fluid application and the use plus the limitations of Holdover Time (HOT) tables
3.6
Communication procedures and deicing/anti-icing code
3.7
Aircraft in general and common critical areas of surfaces and instruments
Special aspects of aircraft deicing/anti-icing operations
5
4.1
Safety precautions and human factors
4.2
Environmental impact and mitigation
4.3
Deicing facility operation
4.4
Learning from season operations, audit findings and updated standards for next season
4.5
Local rules and restrictions and airport procedures
De/anti-icing for Flight Crew (DI-L80)
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