Icing tests and Aerodynamic Freeze of the E190-E2 Embraer has been conducting tests to validate how the E190-E2 handles with extreme ice accretions. The most recent tests involved attaching simulated ice shapes to critical surfaces of the aircraft – wing leading edge, horizontal and vertical stabilizers. Data collected during these were used to clear the aircraft for the upcoming tests in natural icing conditions. Simulated ice is also an important milestone, marking the end of the development flight tests – or the aerodynamic freezing phase, as we call it – after which the airplane is ready to start the major

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