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Infinity Aviation ensures that aircraft avoid the chill
Operators using Infinity Aviation's Boire Field and Trenton Mercer FBOs can now have aircraft de-iced on site up to Gulfstream G650 size, with trained crews following written procedures for Part 91 and 135 flights.
A de-icing truck stationed at Boire Field, Nashua, New Hampshire.

Infinity Aviation has added onsite truck-based de-icing capabilities at its FBOs at Boire Field in Nashua, New Hampshire and Trenton Mercer airport in New Jersey. “With our already rich offering of services at our FBOs, our new onsite de-icing service helps operators prepare aircraft for departure more efficiently in the colder months,” says Steven Levesque, CEO and founder of Infinity Aviation. “This is a vital service that we provide through the winter months for our customers, and they can be confident that we will keep their aircraft in safe operating condition.”

The de-icing services at KASH and TTN FBOs are equipped with their own dedicated trucks, with the ability to de-ice large cabin aircraft, up to a Gulfstream G650 and Global Express 7500 in size. At its Nashua, New Hampshire FBO, Infinity Aviation offers Type I and Type IV fluid, with Type IV de-icing fluid applied after Type I to prevent ice from forming.

Infinity Aviation's team members have completed comprehensive training on aircraft de-icing for Part 91 and 135 aircraft operators.

Levesque concludes: “Our team members go through rigorous training to learn to properly apply the de-icing fluid, and we all follow the same, strict written policies and procedures, ensuring the safety of our customers.”

The Trenton Mercer FBO was acquired from FlightServ in August 2026.

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