Swenson’s glider was an exquisite instrument for detecting turbulence. A jumbo jet can weigh upward of half a million pounds and fly more than five hundred miles an hour. It charges through the air like an ocean liner, barely registering most winds. This glider wasn’t much heavier than a Harley and it was moving about as fast—fifty to seventy miles an hour. It felt every bump. Small aircraft account for many of the injuries caused by turbulence and, essentially, all of the deaths—about forty a year. They fly at the mercy of the wind.
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