Wake turbulence from heavy aircraft creates invisible, sinking vortices that persist longest on calm days - here's the physics and exact avoidance procedure for every scenario.
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TowerWake turbulence is invisible, persistent, and geometrically predictable - here's how to locate it and stay clear on every takeoff and landing.
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