Narrative:

I was in cruise flight at 2700 ft on a route [to] ane. I was below the msp class bravo. I could see a 737 landing at msp about 1000 ft above us; 3-4 miles ahead about to cross our path at about a 90 degree angle. I thought we might hit some wake turbulence; and we did; about a 2.6G vertical jolt which woke up my [passenger].not sure what I could have done as I was capped to climb by the bravo above me. Maybe could have circled back to fcm; but a steady stream of 737s and A320s were landing and we had to pass under them all.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: RV9A pilot reported encountering wake turbulence from a B737 while transiting a MSP arrival area.

Narrative: I was in cruise flight at 2700 ft on a route [to] ANE. I was below the MSP Class Bravo. I could see a 737 landing at MSP about 1000 ft above us; 3-4 miles ahead about to cross our path at about a 90 degree angle. I thought we might hit some wake turbulence; and we did; about a 2.6G vertical jolt which woke up my [passenger].Not sure what I could have done as I was capped to climb by the Bravo above me. Maybe could have circled back to FCM; but a steady stream of 737s and A320s were landing and we had to pass under them all.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.