Boots and weeping wings are fine as far as they go, but it’s also nice to have some means of automatically detecting and alarming the presence of ice in flight. A company called SafeFlight is out with a new device that does just that.
Video: SafeFlight’s New Ice Detector
Key Takeaways:
- There is a recognized need for automatic in-flight ice detection and alarming systems, complementing existing methods like de-icing boots and weeping wings.
- A company named SafeFlight has introduced a new device specifically designed to automatically detect and alert pilots to the presence of ice during flight.
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