Re: Wait, Wut?
> If water is freezing *inside* the plane
I guess he meant inside the double/triple panes of the windows: There is a tiny hole on the bottom, and a slight amount of condensation tends to freeze there into a tiny ice crystal during cruise flight, only to melt and eventually evaporate during descent. Technically it is "inside" the plane, but it is meant to do so. I guess it's the residual humidity of the air trapped between the window panes.
(It's crazy the things you observe when tied into a seat for hours on end...)
Biting the hand that feeds IT
