Which below is not true concerning an "air pocket"?
A) can form in a downdraft of an eddy
B) often form in the atmosphere where the air is too thin to support the wings of an airplane
C) often form in regions that exhibit strong vertical wind shear
D) can develop in clear air

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Air pockets, also known as turbulence or clear-air turbulence, can form in various conditions such as downdrafts, wind shear or clear air. However, they do not form in regions where the air is too thin to support the wings of an airplane, as that would mean the airplane is operating outside of its intended altitude range.

Which Below Is Not True Concerning an "Air Pocket