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Re:As of today, no US passenger airlines operate the Boeing 747 by cylinder on Monday January 08, 2018 @04:49PM (#16100967)
I agree. When I fly Qantas A380 to LAX and then their 747 on to JFK, the difference is striking. The engine noise and cabin pressure alone were painful and more uncomfortable on that 4.5 hour flight than my 13 hour flight on the A380.
Re:As of today, no US passenger airlines operate the Boeing 747 by rconti on Monday January 08, 2018 @05:54PM (#16101626)
Is the cabin pressure different from A380 to 747? I wouldn't expect so.
Re:As of today, no US passenger airlines operate the Boeing 747 by exidy on Tuesday January 09, 2018 @01:51AM (#16104136)
Yes, the A380 has the same ~6,000 ft equivalent cabin pressure as the 787, compared to older jetliners that maintain ~8,000 ft.