Why is a plain not getting wet when it flies through clouds?

Question

Why is a plain not getting wet when it flies through clouds?

Answer 1

Actually, it does. And, if the temperature is below freezing, it gets what is called "icing," where ice builds up on the wings. That is why we have anti-icing on aircrafts, so that they can melt it away, because otherwise it can make it very difficult for the plane to continue flying.

Answer 2

It does get wet, but because of the airspeed it is being blow-dried.

Planes will also ice up, and until they figured out how to deal with that it was a big problem and caused a lot of crashes.

Getting wet will not stop a plane from flying but getting covered in ice will.