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If I recall correctly the 787 bypasses the use of bleed air and similar systems by using electrical power instead to pressurize the cabin. That comes with its
by vvanders 6y ago
If I recall correctly the 787 bypasses the use of bleed air and similar systems by using electrical power instead to pressurize the cabin.
That comes with its own set of interesting issues but I wonder if you could get some useful data from the fact that these events shouldn't occur on that plane.
- jfoster 6y agoIt feels much better whilst in the air, but at least some airlines don't run the air conditioning whilst on the ground, so it can feel horrible in the event of warm weather & a delay on the tarmac.
- fastball 6y agoI've loved the 787 every time I've flown it, which is probably 30+ times, predicated entirely on the air + lighting (though this could just be confirmation bias).