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 | Purchase Prist - per can from Execujet at Zurich International Airport. Select the "+" button to increase the number of cans required. Last Updated: 29-06-2022 | |
 | Prist Per Can & Disposal from Global Trek Aviation at Cardiff International Airport Select "+" to increase number of cans required. Last Updated: 11-04-2022 | £25.00 Company / Seller: Location: County Cardiff ⋅ Cardiff ⋅ South Wales ⋅ Europe ⋅ Wales ⋅ UK |
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AvPay: Connecting Aircraft Operators with Aircraft De-Ice Product Manufacturers Worldwide!
Aircraft De-Ice Products primarily consist of De-Icing and Anti-Icing products. So what’s the difference? Some aircraft are specially kitted with equipment that’s designed to be turned-on before an aircraft enters Flight Into Known Icing (FIKI) conditions. This is anti-icing equipment. The most common type of anti-icing system in use with aircraft today are de-icing boots. These are flexible rubber-like boots that inflate and deflate with aircraft, on ice-prone areas of the aircraft such as wing and tail leading edges. De-ice boots have been used for a number of years and were even fitted to aircraft as old as the Boeing B17 Flying Fortress, during World War Two. Electrical heating systems are also commonly used on propellers and windshields, to prevent ice forming on an aircraft’s surface. Another common anti-icing and de-icing system is TKS, which is a weeping wing system that spreads low freeze point fluid over the aerofoil. This system can be used both to prevent ice in an anti-icing function, or after ice has accumulated in a de-icing function. Some aircraft are fitted with air bleed systems on engine inlets, wing leading edges and probes (such as pitot tubes). Anti-icing and de-icing fluids can also be sprayed over aircraft by airport equipment, prior to an aircraft’s departure. Purchase your De-Ice Equipment either through AvPay’s Flight Equipment Marketplace or by heading to the Flight Equipment Company Directory.