110 Aircraft Icing – How to Avoid or Escape Ice – Interview with Fred Remer

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Summary110 Max recently lost a client in an icing accident and he talks with UND Associate Professor Fred Remer about different types of inflight icing pilots can encounter and how to escape it. Fred talks about carburetor and structural icing, where icing is most prevalent in the U.S., the clouds most likely to have ice, and the different types and severity of icing. How to escape icing is also discussed.

Mentioned in the ShowFred Remer's biographyNASA Icing Training website Fred Remer's YouTube channel AviationWeather.gov Icing Forecasts

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