Beautiful demonstration of wingtip vortices! | Aero Crew Solutions

I took this video recently. It clearly shows how the wingtip vortices rapidly spin even miles behind the aircraft. | Combat Learjet

"4 Key Facts about Airfoil Vortices." -@likeflaps Wingtip vortex, is a spiral of air that forms at the wingtips of an aircraft as a result of pressure differences across the wing. Here are four key facts about airfoil vortices: 1. Formation of Vortices: As an aircraft wing generates lift, the higher-pressure air from beneath the wing tries to move toward the lower-pressure air above it. This causes air to spiral around the wingtips, creating vortices. These vortices trail behind the aircraft and

All aircraft generate wake turbulence – and avoiding it is a shared responsibility between pilots and ATC. Our latest Explaining the rules animation covers how to stay safe when taking off or landing behind larger aircraft, operating near helicopters, and what to do if you encounter wake turbulence in flight. | Civil Aviation Safety Authority - CASA

Here we are visualizing wake turbulence behind the Jetson ONE. This is a crucial part to understanding and maintaining safety for the take-off and landing phases of an aircraft. As always, safety first! | Jetson