Sentence examples for cabin pressurisation from inspiring English sources

Nor did the coming of cabin pressurisation.

It was born before cabin pressurisation became the norm.

Cases of unresponsive pilots are unusual and often attributed to insufficient cabin pressurisation that causes the pilot to pass out, aviation safety expert John Goglia said.

It is understood that the problem related to the cabin pressurisation, and some reports suggest that the crew were using oxygen masks.

During cabin pressurisation tests, one of the jet's cargo doors blew open and a large section of the cabin floor collapsed.

Diverse geographical destinations and cabin pressurisation alike on the Comet demanded the use of a high proportion of alloys, plastics, and other materials new to civil aviation across the aircraft in order to meet certification requirements.

A typical aircraft can experience over 2000 fatigue cycles (cabin pressurisations) and even greater flight hours in a single year.

The Dreamliner uses twice as much electrical power as comparable jets, because it employs electric motors rather than compressed air from jet engines for systems such as cabin air conditioning and pressurisation.

To please passengers, the fuselage is designed to give them more room, the windows will dim electronically, and a new pressurisation system will provide them with healthier cabin air.

The Dreamliner is the first plane that properly puts the passenger first: much bigger windows, more room for carry-on baggage, and higher pressurisation to make long flights more bearable (the cabin pressure will be roughly the equivalent to an altitude of 6,000 feet, compared with 8,000 feet on some existing jets).

The cabin has features to reduce traveller fatigue such as a quieter interior and higher pressurisation than previous generation of aircraft; the A380 is pressurised to the equivalent altitude of 1520 m up to 12000 m.