Turbulence is the typical concern when we think of wind effects on aircraft. But another wind situation also creates problems — wind shear.
Low-level wind shear can turn a normal approach into an emergency in just seconds.
by Ed Brotak | November 11, 2024
Turbulence is the typical concern when we think of wind effects on aircraft. But another wind situation also creates problems — wind shear.
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