On an airplane, why is it always colder while up in the sky and warm during takeoff and landing?

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On an airplane, why is it always colder while up in the sky and warm during takeoff and landing? On an airplane, why is it always colder while up in the sky and warm during takeoff and landing? In Aircraft Asked by ledlo 1 answer (0 videos \| 0 audios) 225 Views 1 month ago Resolved Email to Friends Add to Favorites Question Badge Use this Answers.ie question badge in blogs, websites, forums. Copy and paste the HTML below:

On an airplane, why is it always colder while up in the sky and warm during takeoff and landing?

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That's just the way it is, if you are flying at say 10,000 feet the outside temperature may be -5 degrees Celsius. When landing the outside temperature may be 25 / 30 degree celsious. Answered by plex 1 month ago Rate Now: Average Rating: 0.00 / 0 ratings Answered by plex 1 month ago

That's just the way it is, if you are flying at say 10,000 feet the outside temperature may be -5 degrees Celsius. When landing the outside temperature may be 25 / 30 degree celsious.

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