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Cabin pressure refers to the regulated air pressure inside the passenger compartment of an aircraft. It is essential for maintaining a comfortable and safe environment for crew and passengers when flying at high altitudes. At cruise altitudes, the atmospheric pressure can drop to levels that would cause hypoxia and other health issues if the cabin were simply at ambient pressure.
The pressure system typically keeps cabin pressure at a level equivalent to an altitude between 6,000 and
Cabin pressure is monitored by sensors located in the aircraft’s pressure control system. Modern aircraft use
Cabin pressure management is governed by aviation regulations that specify maximum rate of pressure change and