Dr Deco
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Dear PADIPRO:
It certainly is correct that a massive structural failure such as in the Aloha Airlines flight would depress the cabin in a couple of seconds. I believe that loss of a door would result in a slower depressurization rate.
A lost fan blade would make a much smaller hole - similar with a rotor shaft burst.
Personally, I would just as soon pass on all of these! :mean:
Dr Deco :doctor:
It certainly is correct that a massive structural failure such as in the Aloha Airlines flight would depress the cabin in a couple of seconds. I believe that loss of a door would result in a slower depressurization rate.
A lost fan blade would make a much smaller hole - similar with a rotor shaft burst.
Personally, I would just as soon pass on all of these! :mean:
Dr Deco :doctor:
