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Old 4th November 2024 | 01:30
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pressurisation systems in cargo room

I am trainee. Can I ask you a question?

Is there anything you take care of differently on passenger flights?

Are the cargo room holds always pressurised and air-conditioned?
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Old 4th November 2024 | 04:08
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If any portion of the tube/cylinder that makes up the fuselage is pressurized it all needs to be pressurized.

If there is a flat floor, it cannot withstand pressure pressure only on one side and needs to have equal pressure on both sides.
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Old 4th November 2024 | 14:10
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Cargo holds are pressurized, but not always temperature controlled. Temperature can be controlled if the cargo needs it.
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