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February 5th 04, 02:39 PM
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Effect on aeroplane of sudden depressurisation
Often in films, when a plane flying at high altitude has its window
shot out, it seems to experience major turbulence and/or seem to dive before it is stabilised. I can't understand why a load of air rushing out of the pressurised cabin would do this in *real* situations, does it actually happen? Any explanations? Guy 
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