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People with chronic obstructive airways disease
could get pretty short of breath and definitely *not* sleepy if they did
that! Is your Casio read always the same as your A/C's
altimeter?
PeterS Medico
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Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 7:00
PM
Subject: [Aus-soaring] Cabin
Altitude
Gidday
My CASIO altimeter previously
mentioned in a reply has shown cabin altitudes in excess of 8,000ft on
internal but most commonly international flights, in some cases for many hours
at a stretch. I've heard some airlines have deliberately let the cabin
altitude get high to "help the passengers sleep"!!!
Grant Harper
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