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September 17th 08, 03:29 AM
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Another gas question
"Viperdoc" wrote:
In flight surgeon training in Texas we got to take a ride (and still need to do so periodically) in the high altitude chamber, as do all current people on flying status. Since gases expand as the ambient pressure decreases, we were told to simply let it go when the urge arose. Considering we were in Texas and eating a lot of Mexican food including beans, this produced a lot of gas. The procedure for handling this situation is covered in section 6-3-5 of the AIM. ;-) 
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