Don’t let old man winter keep you grounded. Instead, order high-performance de-icing fluid from SkyGeek. The spray-on deicers are designed to clear your plane for takeoff quickly and with little fuss. If you've ever driven around in the winter, you know how quickly ice can overtake your windshield, but de-icer fluid from SkyGeek makes quick work of de-icing planes so you'll be clear and ready for takeoff in no time.
At SkyGeek we carry a huge selection of de-ice fluids to choose from including TKS fluids, de-icing fluids and de-ice fluids from top-rated brands like Arrow Magnolia, AeroShell, AvLabs, Pretone and Kilfrost. You can even order a combination de-icer and window cleaner for a two-in-one solution to improve visibility. Our anti-icing aviation fluids are designed for use on wings, stabilizers, propellers, windscreens and of course windshields and windows. Shop for de-icers that meet military specifications, fuel additives with de-icers, liquid ice melt and much more, all in one location. Get rid of ice in a hurry and have a safe flight by shopping the selection of seasonal airplane de-icing fluid at SkyGeek.
What is aircraft de-ice fluid used for?
Aircraft de-ice fluid is used to remove ice, snow, and frost from an aircraft’s critical surfaces, such as the wings, fuselage, and tail, to ensure safe takeoff and flight operations.
How do you deice a plane properly?
To deice a plane, a heated glycol-based de-icing fluid is sprayed onto the aircraft’s surfaces to melt ice and prevent accumulation. The process is typically performed using specialized de-icing trucks or ground equipment at airports.
What types of de-ice fluid are available?
SkyGeek offers various types of de-icing fluids, including Type I, which is used for removing existing ice, and Type IV, which provides extended anti-icing protection to prevent ice from forming again.
How long does de-icing fluid last?
The effectiveness of de-icing fluid depends on weather conditions, aircraft surface temperature, and precipitation. Type I de-icing fluids typically offer short-term protection, while Type IV provides longer-lasting anti-icing protection.
Is aircraft de-icing fluid safe for the environment?
Most de-icing fluids are glycol-based and biodegradable, but they must be handled properly to minimize environmental impact. Airports and maintenance crews follow strict guidelines for fluid collection and disposal.
How should de-icing fluid be stored?
De-icing fluid should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, in sealed containers to prevent contamination or evaporation.
How do I choose the right de-ice fluid for my aircraft?
The choice depends on the type of aircraft, operating conditions, and whether you need de-icing or anti-icing protection. Check your aircraft maintenance manual or consult with a professional before selecting a product.
