Canada's unusually wet winter
Canada's unusually wet winter caused its carriers to use a lot of glycol for de-icing.Air Canada estimates it de-iced a record 4,700 aircraft at Toronto alone, using 1.7 million liters of fluid. During the more typical 1994-95 winter, the carrier de-iced 2,698 aircraft at Toronto and needed 1.03...
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