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To: SIDENET
allowing depressurized air into the cabin

Huh?

11 posted on 05/04/2005 7:08:47 PM PDT by corkoman (Overhyped)
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To: corkoman

LMAO


12 posted on 05/04/2005 7:13:28 PM PDT by Lib-Lickers 2
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To: corkoman
allowing depressurized air into the cabin

find out who depressurized all that air--he's your culprit!!!

22 posted on 05/04/2005 7:26:35 PM PDT by Cruising Speed
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To: corkoman; Lib-Lickers 2

"...allowing depressurized air into the cabin..."

Yup! That depressurized air is ubiquitous stuff! Works its way into PRESSURIZED cabins at high altitude every time!

Too bad divers don't know about this - depressurized air down there deep could allow for fast ascents without fear of the bends...


23 posted on 05/04/2005 7:26:38 PM PDT by GGpaX4DumpedTea
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To: corkoman

Any pressurized plane can experience a loss of cabin pressure. That is why airliners have the little drop-down oxygen masks for passengers. USAF Lear 35/C-21s have a good safety record, and I maintain that they are fine aircraft.


32 posted on 05/05/2005 3:45:51 AM PDT by SIDENET (Yankee Air Pirate)
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