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Old 19th Dec 2013, 09:06
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Pricing for de-icing at LIMF (Turino)...

Last night we needed to have our wings and tail de-iced in Torino due to frost.

The handler arranged for the truck to meet us at our stand. We requested Type I with a 50/50 mix. A total of 220 litres was applied at €4.50/litre.

They billed us €990 for the Type I fluid but then charged us an extra €450 for the de-icing truck!

So the grand total for our de-icing was €1440 for 220 litres or €6.55/litre.

I like the way they charge us for the truck separately which artificially keeps the cost of the de-icing fluid per litre down in price.
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Old 19th Dec 2013, 11:27
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You should have just asked for a kettle, a broom with a long handle and a bucket, along with the de-icing fluid, and done it yourself…
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Old 19th Dec 2013, 13:26
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Yes my thoughts exactly...

Leaving for EGGW in 30 minutes... If I need de-icing on our departure on Saturday I'll be able to report on Luton's pricing.
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Old 19th Dec 2013, 17:29
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THAT reminds me of a mx shop (and a very well respected one) that started to charge for opening their hangar doors. I asked them to work outside then, which solved the problem (they hid the charge someplace else, undoubtably...)

Sorry for OT.
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ROFL… Brilliant.

I think I read somewhere, maybe in a thread when I was asking about catering… In places, a 5kg bag of wet ice is €100 or something silly like that… In this thread, be cheaper to put on a pair of gloves and go chip it off the wing…
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