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At 35,000 feet, where temperatures plummet to an astonishing -70 degrees Celsius over the Arctic, jet fuel faces an invisible threat: freezing. This isn't just a theoretical problem; it's a critical, unseen operation challenge that pilots and flight dispatchers battle on every polar route.

In this deep dive from Polaris Ops, we expose the science behind "Jet-A fuel crystallization." Discover how paraffin wax in aviation fuel can form ice crystals, clog filters, and potentially starve engines, posing an existential risk to long-haul flights. Learn the crucial operational procedures pilots employ – from adjusting altitude and speed to executing complex diversions – to manage fuel temperature and prevent disaster high above the frozen wastes.

This video declassifies the extreme conditions of frontier flying and the ingenious mechanics keeping global aviation safe in the most unforgiving environments.

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