Impressive pic:
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap050821.html
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I have
found the same as Grant, using my avotec altimeter watch, with the cabin
pressure normally around 7,000 to 8,000ft on internal
flights.
And
yes my avotec always reads the same as my gliders altimeter.
Any
737 or 747 pilots out there who can confirm what the cabin's pressurised
at?
The following is a link to a (several megabyte)
HUDvideo of a Canadian CT-155 Hawk that had a bird-strike on May 14,
2004. The pilots ejected and the aircraft crashed; unfortunately one pilot
was seriously injured. It's extraordinairy footage.
