Which risk increases when de-icing aircraft wings using hot glycol?

💡 Explanation

Ice reformation occurs because hot glycol changes from liquid to vapor phase when cooled by the wing, creating an increased humidity layer ideal for atmospheric icing; therefore, quicker re-icing occurs rather than just delaying the event through initial surface heat transfer.

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