Vintage Federal Aviation Administration training film. Courtesy: public.resource.org Wake Turbulence Avoidance – A Pilot and Air Traffic Controller Briefing AVA19661VNB1, 1995 Video production using re-enactments and animation to illustrate the hazards and physical dynamics of wake turbulence caused by aircraft. www.ntis.gov
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@marybob321 thats what she said?
Someone told me that the 757 is the worst plane for wake turbulence. I found this video very informative! Thank you very much! I’ll be sure to use this when I start flying.
I found this via deltava.org water cooler forms. Nice upload!
looks like they filmed this in Seattle
They didn’t discover the use of winglets at that time I think?
Dear All,
I have some questions about psychology:
(1) Why do we love flying?
(2) Why do we love the “feeling of turbulence” when travelling in the air?
For me, I enjoy some turbulence during air travel, but I do not know why.
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE for your creative ideas and brainstorm!!!
A nice video provides more and refreshed information to pilots and Air Traffic Controllers.
Thanks
old delt is so cool at
03:05
I Agree, the best of the best
this is a fantastic airplane video
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3:15 look how big that Air France is compared to the other plane!
why the hell is it so big!
this was pretty cool
I like the ‘intimidating’ music @ 1:40