Discussion
Which cabin pressure do commercial aircraft typically maintain?
Answer: B
Cabins are pressurised to about 750 hectopascals, equivalent to 2400 metres, which is a compromise between passenger comfort and the structural stress of the pressure differential. Newer composite airframes maintain a lower cabin altitude. Full sea level pressurisation would require a much stronger and heavier fuselage for no proportionate benefit.
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