It is proposed that airplane cabin be pressurized to "sea-level " conditions or to airport altitude and include means for gradually changing cabin pressure between airports located at different altitudes; such improvements will eliminate major causes of "plugged ears," earaches, stomach and intestinal gas, artificial sleepiness and dizziness in air passengers. Before Inst Aeronautical Sciences.
Pressurizing low-altitude airplanes
Aeronautical Eng Rev
Aeronautical Engineering Review ; 2 , n 6
1943
Article (Journal)
English
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