hydra a écrit:

si on doit se poser à La Paz El Alto 13 325 pieds (4 061,5 m), un des plus hauts aéroports du monde, comment est réglée l'altitude cabine d'un avion ayant décollé de Paris, par exemple?
Voila pour le 737 .
The maximum cabin altitude for most flights is 8,000 feet.
When the landing field elevation is more than 8,000 feet and the
flight length is less than 60 minutes, this occurs:
* Flight crew enters the actual landing field elevation prior to
departure
* During the cruise phase, the cabin altitude is the landing field
elevation.
When the landing field elevation is more than 8,000 feet and the
flight length is more than 60 minutes, this occurs:* Flight crew enters 6,000 feet for the landing field elevation
prior to departure
* During the cruise phase, the cabin altitude is per the
pressure schedule
* Twenty minutes prior to landing the flight crew enters the
actual landing field elevation
* The cabin altitude then climbs to the actual landing field
elevation.
NOTE: When the cabin altitude increases to more than 10,000
feet, the cabin altitude warning alarm will sound. You
can push the ALT HORN CUTOUT switch to deactivate
the alarm.