its vitally important that right now all planes must be grounded as the world health organization states humidity on planes must be between 30 to 60 percent when in fact planes can not ever achieve this as they need to fly with 20 per cent humidity as if they did not then when they land it would actually rain inside
why all planes must be grounded part 2
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its vitally important that right now all planes must be grounded as the world health organization states humidity on planes must be between 30 to 60 percent when in fact planes can not ever achieve this as they need to fly with 20 per cent humidity as if they did not then when they land it would actually rain inside
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January 20, 2021
part 2 why planes cant fly
<p>still waiting for the powers to be to join the dots together but until then all aircraft except for cargo planes should not be allowed to fly</p>
January 19, 2021
why all planes must be grounded
<p>world health organization recommends 30 to 60 per cent humidity on all planes but this is technically impossible as planes need to keep the humidity under 20 percent as if they do not , as soon as they land a strange phenonomon accours called raining in a plane</p>
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