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October 15th 03, 02:48 AM
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One thing I noticed when I started flying was that my ears stopped popping
after about 20 hours. Benefits of a big head, I guess. ;-) No, benefit of clear eustachian tubes. If you go up to 10 K next time you have a head cold, you'll discover you are NOT "acclimated." DON'T DO IT. It's excruciatingly painful. Even during WW II, air crews were grounded for the "common cold." vince norris 
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