Aircraft Depressurization Effects Quiz

To signal the availability of in-flight entertainment

To alert passengers about turbulence

To indicate when it's safe to remove seatbelts

To aid in the detection of gradual depressurization (correct)

Rapid heating of the cabin interior

Immediate loss of cabin lighting

Increase in cabin pressure

Formation of thick fog inside the cabin (correct)

To aid in detecting cabin pressure changes

To provide a source of fresh air for passengers

To provide emergency oxygen in case of depressurization (correct)

To assist passengers in sleeping during long flights

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<p>Increasing cabin pressure to 6500 feet</p> Signup and view all the answers

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