Wake Turbulence Flashcards

1
Q

Expect the largest vortices when following an aircraft which is…

A

Heavy, Clean, and slow

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***What is the most significant hazard when encountering wake turbulence on departure?

A

Loss of directional control

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3
Q

***Which wind condition creates the most dangerous situation for wake turbulence?

A

Light quartering tailwind

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4
Q

***If you are 1000 feet below an aircraft enroute, the greatest potential for experiencing wake turbulence from that aircraft is _____________ miles after they pass overhead.

A

10-30

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5
Q

How are wake turbulence categories defined?

A

Weight (MTOW), Wingspan, and ability to with stand a wake encounter.

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Q

When you except the visual, who is responsible for wake turbulence seperation?

A

The pilot.

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Q

How long should you wait to takeoff or land behind a larger aircraft?

A

2-3 minutes

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