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I assume I am wrong on this, but surely if it pressurized to 35000 feet, then that would be less load? As they pressurized it to that it would be closer to the
by RugnirViking 10y ago
I assume I am wrong on this, but surely if it pressurized to 35000 feet, then that would be less load? As they pressurized it to that it would be closer to the air at its altitude?
- WalterBright 10y agoThe cabin pressure inside is 10,000 feet, the air pressure outside is 35,000 feet, making for more of a pressure differential than at 20,000 feet altitude.