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A branch of engineering dealing with how humans interact with machines and systems. In aviation Human Factors engineering frequently deals with how pilots interact with aircraft systems and controls
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Is the cabin pressure "worse" at the back of the cabin than in front?
My mother has a bad hearing problem and wears 2 hearing aids. She tells me the air pressure is worse for her in the back of the plane than the front. I would like to know if this is true - is there a …
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