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Hi everyone,
Me and a friend are wondering why jets leave a white trail behind them. My guess is that it's moisture being compressed as it passes through the turbine (because some leave a single trail, while others leave two separate trails). My friend thinks it's because of moisture being cooled as it passes over the wing (Bernoulli effect). While flying a bonanza I have seen a small white trail extending from the wingtip for a little while right after I break through the clouds (descending). Is either one of us right? AliR. |
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