On Wed, 7 Jan 2004 17:48:01 -0500, "Ron Natalie"
wrote:

I think he means once you're on the ground.

I see. Well, the Boeings maintain a higher-than-ambient cabin pressure
on the ground anyway (I'm *sure* we'll go deeper into that some time
soon!) so I'm still not sure what he meant by the following:

"Is there a procedure for a mishap that leaves the cabin at a higher
pressure than the outside atmosphere"?

No matter. I appreciate your attempt at clearing things up for me.
I've taken a few years off from the news groups and I see things
haven't changed much since the last time I was here!

-J

Jack Davis
B-737


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