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604.181 The component of the training program for flight crew members and ground personnel that relates to ground and airborne icing operations shall include the following elements: (a) the responsibilities of the pilot-in-command and other operations personnel in respect of aircraft de-icing and anti-icing procedures; (b) the provisions of these Regulations, and of related standards, that relate to ground and airborne icing operations; (c) the meteorological conditions that are conducive to ice, frost and snow contamination; (d) procedures relating to pre-flight inspections and to the removal of contamination; (e) the hazards associated with the contamination of critical surfaces by ice, frost and snow; (f) airborne icing recognition; and (g) in the case of training provided to flight crew members, (i) the basis of the certification of the aircraft for flight into known icing conditions, (ii) airborne icing definitions and terminology, (iii) the aerodynamic effects of airborne icing, (iv) the weather patterns associated with airborne icing, including both classical and non-classical mechanisms that produce freezing precipitation, (v) flight planning and airborne icing information,…