Immigration – Algeria Visa and Travel – A spectacular video of a national airline Air Algérie Airbus de-icing at Montreal Airport in Canada has been circulated by Canadian media and sites that appear to have been captivated by the red and white device of the national flag. This video demonstrates the importance of the pre-takeoff de-icing procedure, especially during winter when snow and frost are common and potentially dangerous to flight safety.

De-icing is a crucial process to remove frost and snow stains that accumulate on aircraft wings. These accumulations can compromise lift and aerodynamics and increase aircraft weight, which can compromise passenger and crew safety. Therefore, de-icing is an essential step before take-off, which can cause delays for passengers.

Snow clearing and de-icing of runways as well as aircraft de-icing are therefore of vital importance for flight safety, especially in regions with frequent and difficult winter conditions. For this reason, Montreal Airport has taken steps to reduce the environmental impact of these procedures.

Air Algérie, Canada: Internet users conquered

It should be noted that netizens seem to be won over by the unfreeze scene. “Honestly, the Algerian company’s plane is very beautiful. The design is simple and beautiful. It is fascinating to see the trucks around the device spraying it with products. It’s kind of a water salute,” one Canadian user wrote on Twitter. “De-icing, I know, but I had never seen that on a plane with those colors. It is validated, ”reacted a young man on his side.

Montreal Airport has established state-of-the-art facilities to recover, recycle and reuse the glycol applied to aircraft for de-icing. Glycol is a chemical used to prevent ice formation on airplane wings. However, the use of large amounts of glycol can have negative effects on the environment, especially on groundwater and waterways. For this reason, Montreal Airport has developed a glycol recovery and recycling system.

The Montreal Airport de-icing center has an underground collection network, filtration system and distillation tower. This system recovers the glycol, filters it and purifies it to a concentration of 99.5%. This high concentration allows glycol to be reused for aircraft de-icing, reducing the amount of glycol used and minimizing environmental impact.

It should be noted that Montreal Airport was the first airport in the world to establish such a glycol recovery and recycling system. This initiative was welcomed by environmental experts and aviation authorities. Indeed, it demonstrates Montreal Airport’s commitment to environmental sustainability and flight safety.

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