Did Wingtip Vortices Bring This Plane Down?
If a 'wingtip vortex' - a concentrated air turbulence created by another plane - was responsible for bringing down Delta Airlines Flight 1141 on August 31, 1988, investigators would expect to find another plane in its vicinity - but was there?
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