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Cold weather flying.

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I flew the Longitude last night from Key West into KFCM in the Minneapolis area to see what could weather flying would be like.  I did a couple flights trying to catch the snow fall, winds, and low visibility.  What I found is landing at normal speeds with full flaps (between 155-145kts) was impossible.  I had to have my landing speed at more like 175kts and that still wasn't quite enough.  Even though I had the wing ice on the plane could not enter short final at normal landing speed.  I was actually light concerning weight with only 20% fuel.  So my question is under cold weather conditions is anyone else experiencing this?  I haven't had a chance to test other aircraft but the Longitude sure has a problem. If this is universal then the over done wing icing effect is more of a problem than just visual and the boots need to kick in a little stronger.

I know, a wing icing problem should have the aircraft falling out the sky but this is a sim...  I hope this is just a Longitude problem as two things would have to be worked on in the sim in general, wing heat effectiveness and icing actually causing the aircraft to be unflyable.

Edited by Dillon

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