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Re:A380 cancellations by Qantas raise new questions about th... by fphhotchips on Thursday February 07, 2019 @06:33PM (#19109774)
Increased cabin pressure increases humidity, which in turn results in (for me at least) a reduction in issues like dry eyes, dry skin, and sinus problems. In addition, the increased oxygen is extremely noticeable - when you get off the plane you feel more like a human being, even if you've only got 4 hours sleep.

Note that my experience in comparing the A380 to the 787 is on USA - AUS flights, so your mileage may vary on shorter flights, but on longer flights it's a godsend.

E: I also have way fewer issues with my stomach/gut on the 787.

Re:A380 cancellations by Qantas raise new questions about th... by SkyMarshal on Thursday February 07, 2019 @11:56PM (#19111666)
/second all of that the 787. It's the least jetlag-inducing plane for long flights.