When planes fly through these cloud layers, they can create additional cooling around their wings. This cooling can trigger the supercooled droplets to freeze, transforming them into ice crystals.

"Persistent" cloud or contrail is created when an aeroplane is flying through cold and humid airspace and its exhaust mixes with cold air at high altitudes Reducing the long plumes of cloud caused ...

Picture yourself seated by your window seat, as your plane takes off, then you ascend thousands of feet about sea level, ...

The oddities are formed when planes fly through a thin layer of high or mid-level clouds and disrupt supercooled water ...

If it weren't for human technology, cavum clouds would never exist. They form when airplanes fly through banks of midlevel altocumulus clouds — clouds made of supercooled droplets — according ...