Caution Wake Turbulenceby
ZeusComment by Zeus: This is a Boeing 757 landing in the fog at Fresno International (KFAT). The fog was the weirdest I've ever seen. 1/3 of the runway was covered at the approach end, the rest at the time was clear. The photo depicts wake turbulence the Boeing 757 creates which can take down aircraft behind it.
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As a result, the FAA increased the required in-trail separation behind a Boeing 757 by 1 more mile.
I took a sequence of photos that morning, and sent them out to "my list" of aviators I call "The FAT Community". Being an air traffic controller at KFAT, my location on the catwalk outside the tower cab makes for a great perspective and in this case, above the aircraft. A week later, I contacted a UPS pilot and forwarded the sequence to him, and it eventually reached the pilots who flew the aircraft that morning. Even the pilot in command mentioned that the fog was "some of the strangest fog I'd ever seen in 35 years of flying." The sequence of photos went viral within UPS! And I was informed that the last photo, this one in this competition, will be used for pilot training on the subject of Wake Turbulence.
To me this is a total victory. I'm honored to have my photos used to enhance safety for the flying public. And 7th place is nothing to scoff at. Thank You everyone for your comments and votes.
BTW, you can see all the pix of the mentioned sequence at:
//Photo.Sagerquist.net/TheFATCommunity-Airlines.html
and scroll down to UPS. Click on the thumbnail....
Message edited by author 2014-11-16 22:32:59. 
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