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The Importance Of Anti-Ice And De-Ice Systems
By making sure the anti-ice and De-Ice systems are maintained and serviced on a regular basis. Also by making sure all ground personnel are fully trained and knowledgeable about the system and its use. A qualified person or persons that did not do the initial de-icing or anti-icing do making sure that additional post de-icing or anti-icing check. Make sure the correct fluid is being used and is it
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