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This document provides specifications, mounting details, and options for the PLM9 Contrail Parallels lighting system, including lamping options and ballast types.

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What are jet trails in the sky called?

If you have ever glimpsed a jet zipping through the air, you may have noticed a thin white line streaming from the back of it. These white lines are referred to as contrails - an abbreviation for condensation trails.

What is a synonym for the word contrail?

The word dates from 1945, a shortened version of "condensation trail," and they're sometimes also called "vapor trails."

Why do contrails stop abruptly?

As an airplane flies in and out of areas conducive to contrail formation (known as ice supersaturation regions or ISSR), the contrail can appear to start or stop abruptly. This is entirely due to changes in the natural atmospheric state and not to changes in the aircraft exhaust.

What are the three types of contrails?

There are three types of contrails: short-lived, persistent non-spreading, and persistent spreading.

What's another name for contrails?

Contrails (/ˈkɒntreɪlz/; short for "condensation trails") or vapour trails are line-shaped clouds produced by aircraft engine exhaust or changes in air pressure, typically at aircraft cruising altitudes several kilometres/miles above the Earth's surface.

What does it mean when you see contrails?

If condensation (conversion from a gas to a liquid) occurs, then a contrail becomes visible. Since air temperatures at these high atmospheric levels are very cold (generally colder than -40 F), only a small amount of liquid is necessary for condensation to occur. Water is a normal byproduct of combustion in engines.

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The information required on Contrail Parallels typically includes details about flight operations, aircraft specifics, pilot information, and any incidents or anomalies that may affect safety and compliance.