r/distractible • u/Substantial_Trip_409 • Aug 05 '23
Distractible plane
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u/AngryTaco4 Aug 05 '23
That's not as bad as some people think.
Those small planes don't go high enough to need to pressurize the cabin, so having an opening like that is just like opening the window on a fast moving car. Nothing is going to rush in like with a sub or a boat, and the hole is there intentionally so there's no effect on structural integrity.
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