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November 23rd 06, 02:56 AM
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Caution Wake Turbulence
Hello,
Here you are tootling along on your IFR flight plan - maybe on vectors - whatever, you're exactly where you should be, following ATC's instructions to the letter, and they then say "35Siera, you have traffic at 10:00 east to west three miles 7000 feet a Boeing 737 CAUTION WAKE TURBULENCE". So - besides looking for the Boeing, what do you do about the wake turbulence? Tighten your seatbelt? Review your unusual attitudes training? Prepare to kiss your *** goodbye? Ask for a diversion? How do you know whether you need it? - Jerry Kaidor 
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