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Question 40 - Operational Procedures - EASA PPL(A) - Private Pilot Licence (Aeroplane)

A single fixed 700 m spacing is always sufficient for every aircraft and power setting.

A single fixed 600 m spacing eliminates every jet-blast risk.

Jet blast is harmless whenever the preceding aircraft is on the ground.

Keep clear of jet blast and follow applicable instructions and safe spacing for the aircraft and power setting; no single distance covers every case.

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