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Why Airlines NEVER Fly Higher Than 40,000 Feet

Long-form6:23EntertainmentPublished Sep 2, 2026, 6:15 AM · 7w ago
SkyVector
SkyVector
970 subscribers · median 286 views
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Description

cruising altitude limit | coffin corner aviation | time of useful consciousness Open a flight tracker right now and look at the cruising altitudes. Thirty-five thousand feet. Thirty-seven. Thirty-nine. In today's video, we look at Why Airlines NEVER Fly Higher Than 40,000 Feet… Keep watching to see cruising altitude limit, coffin corner aviation, and time of useful consciousness #CoffinCorner #FlightLevel #Aviation

Details

Published
Sep 2, 2026, 6:15 AM
Length
6:23 (383 s)
Format
Long-form
Category
Entertainment
Audio language
EN-US
Quality
HD
Captions
Yes
Made for kids
No
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No
Video ID
ZsLaoY8Gmr8

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