Originally Posted by
170Till5
if you leave the anti-ice on while flying non icing conditions, it can melt the engine off the pylon. So the manual anti-ice isn’t even right in the max… the plane is a piece of junk
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Use of the engine anti-ice system in dry air for more than 5min, the FAA says, can cause overheating of the inlet inner barrel “beyond the material design limit”
https://www.flightglobal.com/safety/...154491.article
Incorrect. It can potentially melt the cowl inlet off the engine, not the engine off the pylon. Doesn’t that make you feel more warm and fuzzy?