I took a quick look at a rework station in an aeronautic company in France, all leaded solder.
>I took a quick look at a rework station in an aeronautic company in France, all leaded solder.
Very possible, there are a number of (pretty much wide) exemptions even in the last version:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/rohs-compliance-and-guidance#wha...
As you say it is just a matter of slightly increasing the soldering iron temperature, but it doesn't end there and there may be issues further on (JFYI):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whisker_(metallurgy)
It seems like lead-free alloys tend to be more problematic in these - fortunately rare - cases.
But because it is more than 15 years that ROHS came in force, I read in 2019 "and I made it lead-free" like I would read "and I buckled my safety belt" or "I put my helmet on", etc. I see it as "the normal" way, nothing worth a mention (nowadays).