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The aircraft normally fly at above 30,000 feet where the air is always ultra cold and very thin. The thin air reduces the amount of resistance to the aircraft moving through it and the engine's large compressor is able to compact that thin air sufficiently to get optimum combustion conditions and thus form vapor trail.

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