Why Must Fixed-Wing Aircraft Have the Ability to Control Cabin

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Multiple Choice

Why must fixed-wing aircraft have the ability to control cabin pressure during the transport of critically patients?

• A) To avoid the crew "blacking out"
• B) To provide the patient's oxygenation needs
• C) To avoid the patient becoming hypercarbic
• D) To reduce the risk of fire

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