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Hi romanza-
Since the air flowing over the top is moving faster, any given parcel
of air will travel further than air that is moving more slowly. There is
nothing wrong with this explanation. Where Anderson and Eberhardt take
exception, is the statement that the fast moving air parcel must arrive
at the trailing edge "at the same time as" the parcels flowing along
the bottom of the wing. That statement is quantitatively incorrect, but that,
in my opinion, is just a fine point for pedants.