Nov. 10, 2008
 

Picks TKS as Top Ice Protection Choice

Boots, electrothermal

fall by the wayside

Aviation Consumerthe independent online source for impartial and uncompromising evaluations of aircraft, avionics, accessories, and equipment, has weighed in on the best choice for aircraft ice protection. 

In an article in the November 2008, issue, author Jeb Burnside writes, "Electrothermal deicing looked promising, but it hasn’t delivered. TKS is effective in all conditions..."  And, he adds, "...it still beats boots." 

The article also says, "Electrothermal systems are light and exact a minimum performance penalty. But thus far, they haven’t proven as effective as TKS. Cessna dropped electrothermal from the 350/400 models."

The article quotes Kevin Hawley, president of CAV Aerospace, who discusses several company programs. In addition, the article cites a number of positive customer experiences with TKS ice protection systems. For Aviation Consumer's full and detailed evaluation go to The Fight Against Ice: TKS Still the Top Choice

Reprinted from Aviation Consumer Copyright © 2008 Belvoir Media Group, LLC. Aviation Consumer is published monthly (12 issues) by Belvoir Media Group, LLC, 800 Connecticut Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06854. Subscriptions are $39 annually. 800-829-9081. www.aviationconsumer.com

For more information, contact:
CAV Aerospace, Inc.
2734 Arnold Court
Salina, Kansas 67401
U.S.A.
Salina Aviation Service Center
Salina Airport

tkssales@weepingwings.com
Phone: (888) 865-5511 (785) 493-0946
Fax: (785) 493-0950
www.weepingwings.com

 


 
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