Why are passenger cabins in an aeroplane pressurized ?
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Why are passenger cabins in an aeroplane pressurized ?
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Explanation:
In airliners, cabin altitude during flight is kept above sea level in order to reduce stress on the pressurized part of the fuselage; this stress is proportional to the difference in pressure inside and outside the cabin.