Absolutely stunning visible wing vortices/wake vortex seen as this easyJet Airbus A321neo lands at Bristol Airport watch in 4K for best viewing!

This phenomenon occurs due to the spanwise component of airflow above and beneath the wings meeting at the wingtips or sometimes slightly closer to the fuselage, at the edge of the flaps, as on this aircraft. Ultimately these are a by product of lift production and are a spiraling vortex of low pressure air. As pressure drops, so does temperature. If the atmosphere is humid enough, as it was on this day, the temperature drop can be enough to take the air temperature below the dew point and the water vapour will condense, producing these stunning visible vortices.

For me there is one of the most beautiful things to witness and I love being able to share the footage with you. If you enjoyed the video please do me a favour and leave a 'like' by clicking the below the video window, thankyou!

Video filmed at Bristol Airport on 28th December 2022.

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