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May a pilot of a small or medium piston engine aircraft wave turbulence separation on take-off?

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May a pilot of a small or medium piston engine aircraft wave turbulence separation on take-off?

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• no • yes, if the pilot judges the vortices from the preceding aircraft will move or break up before his/her take-off roll, and he/she is starting the taking-off roll from a position farther up the runway than the take-off roll position of the preceding aircraft. • yes, if the pilot judges the vortices from the preceding aircraft will move or break up before his/her take-off roll, and he/she is starting the taking-off roll from a position before the take-off roll position of the preceding aircraft. • yes, if the pilot judges the vortices from the preceding aircraft will move or break up before his/her take-off roll.

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