The size of a wing for wind tunnel testing varies significantly based on the specific wind tunnel facility, which can range from small models to full-scale wings. Testing costs can be substantial, often exceeding $60,000, and there is no universal standard for wind tunnel dimensions. The intended test type—whether high speed or low speed, and whether testing an entire model or just a cross-section of an airfoil—affects the required wing size. Understanding dimensionless groups and the Buckingham Pi Theorem can help in scaling models appropriately for testing. For effective results, it's essential to consider these factors when planning wind tunnel experiments.